Ring of Fire
Juno Corp. is advancing district-scale gold and critical minerals discoveries in Ontario’s Ring of Fire, including high-grade gold, titanium, vanadium, scandium, gallium and newly identified rare earth elements. Backed by a fully funded $20 million exploration program, the company controls a significant land position. Juno Corp. periodically utilizes targeted, non-brokered private placements and insider funding rounds backed by founders, management and key strategic entities.
Province or territory: Ontario · Source-described stage: Early-stage mineral exploration discovery in the resource definition drilling stage · Source location: Ontario — regional placement
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Juno Corp. is advancing district-scale gold and critical minerals discoveries in Ontario’s Ring of Fire, including high-grade gold, titanium, vanadium, scandium, gallium and newly identified rare earth elements. Backed by a fully funded $20 million exploration program, the company controls a significant land position. Juno Corp. periodically utilizes targeted, non-brokered private placements and insider funding rounds backed by founders, management and key strategic entities. Source-described stage: Early-stage mineral exploration discovery in the resource definition drilling stage. Location: Ontario — regional placement.
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