Stardust Metal Corp. has filed a National Instrument 43-101 technical report for its McGarry Project in the Kirkland Lake region of Ontario, outlining a gold system comparable to the nearby Kerr-Addison deposit style. The report consolidates historical data with updated geological interpretation to support ongoing work toward defining a compliant mineral resource.
The McGarry Project hosts a historical underground gold resource and includes established infrastructure such as a shaft and headframe, providing access to known mineralized zones. The technical report highlights the presence of a structurally controlled gold system along the Cadillac-Larder Lake Break, a major regional structure associated with significant gold deposits in the district.
The filing supports the company’s strategy to advance McGarry through systematic data validation, reinterpretation, and modern technical analysis. The report is intended to guide future drilling, resource modelling, and potential development planning. Stardust Metal indicated that ongoing work will focus on expanding known zones, refining geological understanding, and progressing toward a current mineral resource estimate compliant with modern reporting standards.
The McGarry Project is positioned within a well-established mining camp with access to infrastructure and historical production, supporting its potential for further exploration and advancement.