FireFly Metals Ltd (ASX: FFM, TSX: FFM) managing director Steve Parsons talked with Proactive’s Tylah Tully about the company’s latest drilling results and expansion plans at the Green Bay Project in Canada. Parsons highlighted continued high-grade copper and gold results, including a 10.5-metre intersection grading 12% copper equivalent, comprising 9% copper and nearly 4 g/t gold. He also noted an impressive 60-metre intersection at 3% copper, further demonstrating the project’s scale and upside potential. Looking ahead, FireFly Metals is executing a five-point growth strategy for 2025. Focusing on resource expansion at Green Bay, with step-out drilling in key zones, infill drilling to upgrade resource categories for economic studies, engineering and economic studies, expected in H2 2025, regional exploration with potential for additional discoveries and TSX-listing and Canadian expansion, FireFly aims to capitalise on strong investor interest and government incentives. Parsons emphasised the advantages of operating in Canada, including fast-tracked permitting, low-cost hydroelectric power and government support for critical minerals. With six drill rigs active and further updates expected soon, FireFly Metals is positioned for a strong year ahead. #FireFlyMetals #CopperMining #GoldExploration #GreenBayProject #MingMine #TSXStocks #ASXMining #DrillingResults #CanadaMining #CriticalMinerals