Kirkland Lake Discoveries is run by CEO Stefan Sklepowicz. The flagship is the past-producing Mirado gold mine in the KL South project, about 20 km southeast of the town of Kirkland Lake in the Abitibi greenstone belt of Ontario. The deposit is a hybrid system combining an orogenic overprint on what appears to be an underlying VMS-style host, with broad disseminated sulphides plus high-grade quartz carbonate veins. The company holds about 400 square kilometres across KL South, KL West, and KL East. The conversation focused on early drill results from a 25,000 metre program at Mirado, including a high-grade hit of roughly 39 g/t over 16.4 metres, the timing toward an updated resource, and the path to a potential exit involving Agnico Eagle or other neighbours.
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