Torr Metals Inc. Unveils High-Grade Copper Discovery and Untested Porphyry Target at Kolos Project
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Torr Metals Inc. reveals high-grade copper and silver findings at Kolos Project, offering investors a significant advantage in the mining sector with untested porphyry targets.
Torr Metals Inc. conducted an induced polarization survey and rock grab sampling at the Bertha Zone, identifying a 900m by 500m IP chargeability anomaly with high-grade copper.
Torr Metals Inc.'s exploration in British Columbia could contribute to sustainable mining practices and local economic growth by uncovering new copper and gold resources.
Discoveries at Torr Metals Inc.'s Kolos Project include up to 16.9% copper in grab samples, hinting at a vast supergene-style blanket near a porphyry core.
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Torr Metals Inc. (TSX.V: TMET) has announced promising results from its recent induced polarization survey and rock grab sampling at the Bertha Zone within the expansive 332 km2 Kolos Copper-Gold Project located in British Columbia. The sampling, conducted at the historical Bertha pit, revealed copper concentrations as high as 16.9% and silver at 8.48 g/t over a 30 m strike, with mineralization extending over 450 m between the Bertha and Bertha South showings, areas previously untouched by drilling. This high-grade copper discovery is situated on the edge of a newly identified IP chargeability anomaly, measuring over 900 m by 500 m, which remains open in several directions.
All six grab samples collected exceeded 1% copper, with four samples surpassing 3%, indicating the presence of a broad supergene-style blanket near a porphyry core, hosted within the Nicola Group volcanic unit. In addition to these findings, Torr Metals has pinpointed a prime untested porphyry target southeast of the Bertha pit. This target is characterized by overlapping chargeability and resistivity anomalies, coinciding with a significant hydrothermal alteration footprint, suggesting the potential for further mineral discoveries.
The Kolos Copper-Gold Project, 100% owned by Torr Metals, is strategically positioned in southern British Columbia's Quesnel Terrane, just 30 km southeast of the Highland Valley Copper Mine, Canada's largest open-pit copper operation. This location offers the advantage of established infrastructure and accessibility for year-round exploration and development activities. The discovery of high-grade copper and the identification of an untested porphyry target at the Kolos Project underscore the region's potential for significant mineral resource development, contributing to the growing demand for copper and gold in global markets.
For further details on Torr Metals Inc.'s exploration activities and findings, visit https://ibn.fm/CYOLo. Investors seeking the latest updates on TMET can find more information in the company's newsroom at https://ibn.fm/TMET.
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