IAMGOLD reports assay results from its ongoing 2025-2026 drilling programs at the Nelligan Mining Complex, which it owns 100%. The results confirm depth extension of mineralized zones at Nelligan, Monster Lake and Philibert and help define existing resources with more closely spaced drilling.
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