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Aston Bay Holdings Ltd. (OTCQB: ATBHF) regularly publishes detailed technical and corporate updates related to its mineral exploration activities in Nunavut, Canada. This news feed aggregates company announcements about the Storm Copper Project on Somerset Island and the Epworth Cu-Ag-Zn-Co Project in the Kitikmeot Region.
Readers can follow news on drilling results from near-surface deposits and deeper sediment-hosted copper targets at Storm, including work at the Cyclone, Chinook, Thunder, Cirrus, Corona, Gap, Tornado and other prospects. Releases describe reverse circulation and diamond drilling, intersections of copper sulphide mineralization, and the use of Mobile Magnetotellurics and electromagnetic surveys to define new conductive targets.
The news also covers regional exploration programs, such as mapping, soil and rock sampling, and the discovery of copper gossans and polymetallic showings along extensive structural trends. At Epworth, updates highlight mapping and prospecting results, MobileMT anomalies, and new copper and polymetallic showings within the Coronation Supergroup.
In addition to technical results, Aston Bay’s announcements provide information on joint venture arrangements with American West Metals, financing and offtake agreements related to Storm, government support programs, and corporate actions such as stock option grants. Investors and analysts can use this page to monitor ongoing exploration progress, project development studies and key milestones across Aston Bay’s portfolio.
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Aston Bay Holdings (OTCQB:ATBHF) is set to begin drilling and geophysical activities at the Storm Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada, starting April 2023. This will mark the second drilling program by American West Metals, the project operator, under an option agreement from March 2021. The exploration aims to conduct up to 10,000m of drilling across three key zones: 4100N, 2750N, and 2200N, focusing on defining maiden resources of high-grade copper. Historical drilling has shown significant copper intersections, and new geophysical surveys will assist in refining drill targets.
Aston Bay Holdings (OTCQB: ATBHF) has announced plans to expand drilling and exploration at the Storm Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada. This marks the second drilling program led by American West Metals since their agreement in March 2021. The 2023 program aims to enhance resource definition and explore new copper deposits, employing a combination of drilling and geophysical surveys to identify high-grade mineralization. A reverse circulation drill rig will support ongoing efforts, targeting areas known for significant copper intersections, including the 2200N and 4100N Zones. A preliminary economic evaluation for a potential direct shipping product is also underway, with environmental studies set to begin in Q2 2023.
Aston Bay Holdings reports final assay results from the 2022 drill season at the Storm Copper Project, indicating significant near-surface high-grade copper deposits on Somerset Island, Nunavut, Canada. The drilling program, the maiden endeavor by American West Metals Limited as project operator, has confirmed high-grade copper mineralization, notably at the 2750N Zone. Key intersections include 19m @ 2.08% Cu and 2m @ 15.98% Cu. The results suggest that the mineralization is likely open and expanding, with plans for further drilling in 2023 targeting additional resource definition.
Aston Bay Holdings has reported promising initial assay results from drill hole ST22-10 at the Storm Copper Project, confirming sediment-hosted copper and zinc sulfide mineralization. The hole intersected 68.8 meters of mineralization, indicating a substantial sedimentary copper system at depth. Visual logging showed significant sulfide minerals, suggesting metal-bearing fluid movement. The project holds potential for both high-grade near-surface deposits and larger sediment-hosted mineralization deeper down. Future drilling and testing are planned to explore these findings further.
Aston Bay Holdings has announced promising assay results from its Storm Copper Project in Nunavut, revealing significant copper intersections from drill hole ST22-02. Highlights include 48 meters at 2.92% copper, with intervals reaching up to 21.9% copper. These results confirm the continuity of high-grade copper resources in the 2750N Zone, enhancing the potential for a low-cost mining operation. Further assays are anticipated, alongside metallurgical tests to develop a direct shipping product. This discovery positions Aston Bay favorably within the competitive copper mining sector.
Aston Bay Holdings (OTCQB: ATBHF) reported positive assay results from its Storm Copper Project on Somerset Island, Nunavut. Drill hole ST22-05 revealed impressive intersections of copper, including 41m at 4.18% Cu from 38m downhole, with higher sub-intervals of 15m at 10.05% Cu and 5m at 24.28% Cu. The results bolster confidence in the project’s mineralization potential and may support a low-cost mining operation. Further assays are expected soon as the company advances its resource development initiatives.
Aston Bay Holdings announced the results from three diamond drill holes at the high-grade Storm Copper Project on August 25, 2022. The drilling program, operated by American West Metals, revealed significant copper mineralization at the 2750N Zone. Notable intersections included ST22-07 with 43.5 meters of mineralization and ST22-08 with 30 meters. The drilling confirms the continuity of mineralization and suggests potential for further resource expansion, as the mineralization remains open at depth and along strike. Assays for all drill holes are pending.
Aston Bay Holdings announced a significant discovery of a new zone of stratiform copper sulfide mineralization at the Storm Copper Project on Somerset Island, Nunavut. Drill hole ST22-10 encountered over 68 meters of mineralization at a depth of 277 meters, linked to an 800m x 300m electromagnetic plate. This discovery suggests a potential for a major copper system at depth, with six additional large EM anomalies yet to be tested. The company plans more drilling and geophysical surveys to further explore this promising area.
Aston Bay Holdings Ltd. announced successful results from the first two drill holes at their Storm Copper Project on Somerset Island, Nunavut, confirming significant copper mineralization. Drill hole ST22-01 encountered 72.1m of mineralization, while ST22-02 intersected 81.22m, including breccia and massive copper sulfides. Ongoing drilling aims to expand these findings with 15-20 additional holes planned. The project shows potential for a high-grade, low-footprint direct shipping product, supporting efficient mining operations. Laboratory assays are pending to confirm copper content.