Flow Metals Corp. (CSE: FWM) has staked 44 additional quartz claims — designated the Mila Claims — along the northern portion of its Sixtymile Gold Project in western Yukon, completing what the company describes as a strategic district consolidation. The acquisition expands the project to a contiguous 17,635-hectare land package, nearly tripling the original 6,558-hectare footprint. The Mila Claims capture the headwaters of Little Gold Creek, a historic placer gold source, and extend the project's northern boundary to the Top of the World Highway, providing direct road access for future exploration.

Key Points

  • Flow Metals Corp. (CSE: FWM) is a Vancouver-based mineral exploration company focused on the Sixtymile Gold Project in western Yukon
  • The company staked 44 new quartz claims (Mila Claims), concluding its 2026 land acquisition campaign and consolidating the Sixtymile district into a contiguous 17,635-hectare land package
  • The project footprint has nearly tripled from the original 6,558 hectares; the Mila Claims cover a kilometre-scale northwest-trending magnetic lineament aligned with Little Gold Creek
  • Investors may be watching for results from the company's ongoing integration of historical geophysical datasets with its updated structural interpretation

Mila Claims Cover Historic Little Gold Creek Placer Headwaters and Key Magnetic Lineament

The newly staked Mila Claims (Mila 1–44) cover a northwest-trending, kilometre-scale magnetic lineament that aligns directly with Little Gold Creek and encapsulates the headwaters of this historically significant placer gold source. The release states that the claims extend the project's northern boundary to the Top of the World Highway, offering immediate road access to support exploration logistics. Flow Metals notes that field observations on adjacent ground identified epithermal textures and quartz veins trending westward into the newly staked area, supporting the geological rationale for securing the northern extension.

2026 Exploration Program Identified Epithermal Targets Across the Sixtymile District

The staking follows Flow Metals' recently completed 2026 exploration program, which the company says identified widespread epithermal textures across the project. As announced on September 22, 2026, that program identified a newly discovered high-sulphidation alteration zone at Miller Creek and repeating 20-metre-wide brecciated quartz vein zones exhibiting epithermal textures at the Drake claims. The company interprets these observations as evidence of a younger magmatic-hydrothermal event overprinting the district's older, structurally controlled gold system, potentially indicating multiple overlapping mineralising systems.

Geophysical Data Integration Underway to Evaluate District-Scale Structural Architecture

Flow Metals states it is integrating historical geophysical datasets with its updated structural interpretation to evaluate the magnetic lineament alongside regional fault architecture and recently identified epithermal targets. This work includes a three-dimensional review of historical airborne magnetic and CSAMT surveys. The technical content of the announcement was reviewed and approved by Harley Slade, P.Geo., a director of the company and a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101. The immediate share price impact was not clear from available public information.