Testimonials
Client perspectives on our expertise, technology, and results.
Modern, property-wide geophysics in Nunavut – For the first time in more than two decades
President and CEO of SPC Nickel Corp.
Grant Mourre, President and CEO of SPC Nickel Corp.: "The results from our MobileMT survey represent a significant step-change for Muskox. For the first time in more than two decades, we now have modern, property-wide geophysics that provides a much clearer view of the system at depth and helps us separate broad geology from the discrete conductors that matter most. The survey has outlined a major, district-scale conductive horizon and multiple kilometre-scale, high-conductivity anomalies that remain open and untested, with several sitting along the basal contact and near the intersection of the main intrusion and the Feeder Dyke - proven environments that are consistent with Cu-Ni-PGM mineralization identified elsewhere at Muskox. This dataset enables us to sharpen our targeting and move into 2026 with a focused, data-driven program aimed at testing the strongest conductors and advancing the next phase of discovery across the Project."
Key Target Areas on Sandy Lake Uranium Project
VP of Exploration of Stallion Uranium
Darren Slugoski, VP of Exploration of Stallion Uranium: “The comprehensive MobileMT™ survey was able to identify and prioritize five discrete conductive trends which will be the target of the next phase of exploration. The survey gives Stallion the additional detail and resolution needed to interpret the geological features known to host uranium mineralization.”
Large Scale Epithermal System and Porphyry Potential Highlighted by MobileMT Survey
CEO of Great Pacific Gold Corp.
Greg McCunn, CEO of Great Pacific Gold Corp.: “The Wild Dog epithermal vein structure’s high-grade nature has been evidenced by the drilling results from our Phase 1 program to-date. The processing of the Mobile MT data further highlights that the Wild Dog structure is massive, with over 15km of strike length and depth extension to over 1,000 meters highlighted by the data. Our current drilling program is only testing about 10% of the overall structure.”
Alum Shale and Viken Uranium Deposit in Sweden
CEO of District Metals Corp
Garrett Ainsworth, CEO of District Metals Corp.: “Our preliminary confirmation that MobileMT has effectively mapped out the mineralized Alum Shale at the Viken Energy Metals Deposit is a technological breakthrough for exploration of mineralized Alum Shale in Sweden. The initial interpretations of the MobileMT results at the Viken Deposit clearly show the depth to and thickness of the Alum Shale that corroborates with geological data from historical drill holes. In an Alum Shale deposit mining scenario, a shallow and thick deposit is important to optimize the strip ratio and deliver the best economic metrics. We will use this recently identified geophysical signature to prioritize drill targets outside of the 2025 Viken Deposit mineral resource estimate and on the Alum Shale Properties.”
Recovering structural complexity – ATHA Energy
VP Exploration of ATHA Energy
Cliff Revering, VP Exploration of ATHA Energy: "The 3D inversion modeling of the 2024 MobileMT survey data, developed by Expert Geophysics, has proven to be a highly reliable tool for mapping prospective structural corridors tied to uranium mineralization and has substantially enhanced our targeting strategy. The most recent 3D inversion model covering the Lac 50, KU, and Nine Iron areas, further highlights numerous prospective trends and structural complexities comparable to those already drill-tested and confirmed within the RIB mineralized corridor."
Recovering Structural Complexity
VP Exploration of ATHA Energy
Doug Adams, VP Exploration of ATHA Energy: “We are very pleased with the targets generated to date in an area that represents a very small fraction of our total ongoing exploration program. The results of the MobileMT survey identified three areas within the East Vista property with structural complexity coincident with conductivity. As we continue our exploration strategy throughout the Athabasca Basin, we anticipate the updated geophysics combined with the ongoing historic geochemical compilation will guide future exploration, thereby decreasing uncertainty and increasing the probability of discovery.”
Aston Bay Identifies 17 New Base and Precious Metal Showings at the Epworth Copper-Silver Project, Nunavut, Canada
CEO of Aston Bay
Thomas Ullrich, CEO of Aston Bay: "We are extremely pleased to discover multiple base and precious metal showings during the 2025 mapping and prospecting program in the southern portion of the property, an area that had seen little previous exploration. These strongly mineralized zones indicate an efficient mineralizing system, and their location immediately above the large geophysical conductors defined by the MobileMT survey suggests a link to potentially more mineralization hidden in the subsurface. Critically, copper, zinc and gold mineralization have been discovered in the rarely outcropping Recluse Group rocks, the proposed source of the geophysical anomalies, supporting our theory that those conductors may represent a potentially significant amount of mineralization yet to be discovered in the subsurface."
Dr. Ross McGowan
Managing Director & CEO, Armada
“We are delighted that the MobileMT survey has exceeded our expectations and achieved its objective of identifying a new generation of priority Ni-Cu targets for ground-based follow-up and potential drill testing later in 2023. Importantly, the preliminary modelling represents a validation of our exploration approach to round off a successful 2022 exploration campaign. We will now use the test survey flown over the existing Libonga targets to confidently extrapolate and define anomalies of potential exploration importance along both the Libonga-Matchiti and Ngongo-Yoyo Trends. Further, ground-based programs will be used to de-risk any future drill programs and we are ready to start this work as we advance planned drill testing of our highest priority targets.”
Adam Melnik
CEO
“We are very pleased by the ongoing drill success at Red Top and the further expansion of a new porphyry footprint in one of the world’s top porphyry copper districts. The geological context and geometry of the target area are coming into focus and we look forward to establishing Red Top as a premier copper exploration project.
Zacapa is incorporating the newly acquired (MobileMT) geophysical data along with more detailed mapping and remote sensing to assist us in vectoring toward the core of a new copper-molybdenum porphyry system in Arizona.”
Chief Geophysicist
Conquest Resources
“The MobileMT survey has gone a long way to uncover the secrets of the Temagami Anomaly. We can more clearly understand the distribution of shallow to deep sources that may be contributing to the magnetic and gravity measurements. This in turn will help us explore closer to the surface. The discovery of this large area of low resistivity south of the DGC leases and away from the main Iron Formation trends is encouraging for exploration for both Archean VMS and mafic intrusive deposits.”
Jason Dunning
Vice President, Adventus Zinc Corporation
“We are very excited about our 2020 exploration plans for the Curipamba project, as they complement ongoing development work focused on moving the El Domo deposit forward towards development. The new exploration targets recently generated from data acquired by the state‐of‐the‐art MobileMT geophysical survey, not only verify some historical targets but also highlight the strong discovery potential in new areas on the under-explored property. A new discovery within Curipamba could be significantly additive to the already robust economics of the El Domo deposit."
David Hottman
CEO & Director, Orestone Mining Corp.
“Given the extensive overburden cover at Captain, Orestone elected to carry out an airborne MobileMT survey over the entire property as a cost effective and efficient exploration tool. MT geophysical surveying is a deep seeking, electromagnetic method typically employed for defining deep structures, geothermal systems, and targeting deep mineralized systems such as porphyry deposits. Examples of large buried porphyry deposits associated with strong resistivity lows (conductivity highs) are the Resolution Mine in Arizona, Collahuasi and El Salvador mines in Chile and the Pebble deposit in Alaska.”
Dr. Keith Barron
Chairman & CEO, Aurania Resources Ltd.
“The MobileMT data is providing us with a three-dimensional image of the Tsenken target area in which we are able to see the sedimentary layering through differences in the electrical conductivity of the various strata. The new Tsenken West target is large and strong and lies right on the edge of the massive Tsenken Central magnetic feature. We assume that the conductive zone is an area of electrically conductive sulphides perhaps in some way linked to the adjacent magnetic centre. We’re excited to start the drilling at Tsenken N1 – Tsenken West.”
James Sykes
CEO & President, Baselode Energy Corp.
“The MobileMT geophysical data interpretations depict fault zones of the Virgin River Shear Zone that penetrate deeper than 1 km below the surface. Within these structures, we have interpreted bi-furcating and sub-parallel conductive corridors that were previously not observed. These corridors’ presence suggests near-surface and shallow oblique-slip dilation structures, such as flower-structures and horsetail splays. Dilation structures are necessary as they act as a vacuum and trap, drawing in hydrothermal fluids that deposit uranium. These critical structures act as targeting vectors for our upcoming drill campaign.
Airborne MobileMT surveys with high resolution and great depth of investigation significantly reduce exploration risks, direct to quick discoveries, and provide a long-term basis for further exploration. Mobile MT remains at the forefront of emerging exploration geophysical technologies. The “mobile” aspect of magnetotellurics, with data acquisition being possible with helicopter support, is a development which is proving to be a significant evolutionary shift in airborne geophysical methodologies.”
Brett Smith
Managing Director, Corazon Mining Limited Managing
"Drilling also confirmed MobileMT’s effectiveness in identifying areas most favourable for magmatic nickel-copper-cobalt sulphides at Lynn Lake. All holes drilled within the target area west of the FLC have intersected favourable host rocks and extensive indications of magmatic sulphide mineralisation. The aerial MobileMT geophysics identified a large area of conductance, previously not recognised as prospective for nickel-copper sulphides.”
Aaron Stone
CEO, Metallica Metals
“The results of the MobileMT survey followed by the in-depth structural analysis and target generation work are very encouraging. These two blocks have never before seen surface exploration work conducted with a PGM focus in mind. These new generated targets will allow us to focus on areas that could potentially hold important PGM mineralization. The Company plans to complete an initial ground exploration program during the upcoming field season.
MobileMT survey results are a great addition to the already strong geophysical indicators that we also received on our Sammy Ridgeline Project. There is a renewed PGM focus in area after Generation’s Marathon discovery, who have proven that the Coldwell/Schreiber-Hemlo geological contact, of which we hold the western portion, is ripe for hosting mineralization. With planning already underway for a program on our Sammy Ridgeline Project, it’s great to now have a backlog of new exploration targets that warrant follow-up ground work.”
David Hottman
CEO & Director, Orestone Mining Corp.
“The results of the MobileMT survey are highly encouraging showing better definition of the large T1 gold dominant porphyry target. With definition of an area of approximately one cubic kilometre (1km³) in size there is more than enough room to encounter some considerable tonnage. ”
John Gardiner
CEO & P.Geo., Taranis Resources
“Recently, I have been spending a lot of time looking at the data from our EGL MobileMT survey, and particularly trying to tie the results into the geology at Thor. Last summer, we were able to ground proof some of these MobileMT anomalies, and make some major gains ‘decoding’ the geology by further mapping, petrology, NIR/SWIR and geochemistry. This airborne system is really an exciting step forward for geo’s! Just roll up your sleeves, and prepare to dig deep in the data. There is a treasure chest of information!
We suspect are working with an intact linked epithermal-porphyry system at Thor. After successfully confirming the epithermal model in 2021, we flew an airborne MobileMT survey over the project in May of 2022 that was aimed at understanding a feature that was historically called the ‘Intrusive Target’. The data from those surveys has reinforced the interpretation that there is an intact porphyry source present below the epithermal Mineral Resource. If this concept is borne out by drilling, the ‘Elephant’ at Thor and the nearby Max molybdenum deposit would be the easternmost cluster of porphyry bodies in British Columbia.”

