Welcome to our dedicated page for Granite Creek Co news (Ticker: GCXXF), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Granite Creek Co stock.
The GCXXF news archive captures the historical announcements of Granite Creek Copper Ltd., a former growth-stage exploration company whose shares traded on the OTC markets under GCXXF and on the TSX Venture Exchange as GCX. Company news releases describe a focus on exploration and development of critical minerals projects in North America, including copper, gold, molybdenum, nickel, and platinum group metals, along with emerging work in geologic hydrogen and carbon sequestration.
Readers of this page can review news covering Granite Creek’s flagship Carmacks copper-gold-silver project in Yukon, where the company reported a National Instrument 43‑101 compliant resource, a Preliminary Economic Assessment, and multiple drilling campaigns. Releases discuss new mineralized zones such as the Gap Zone, resource expansion potential, and metallurgical test work aimed at improving recoveries at Carmacks.
The archive also includes updates on Granite Creek’s broader portfolio, such as the LS molybdenum project and the Star copper-nickel-PGM project in British Columbia, as well as ultramafic projects in Alaska like Union Bay and the proposed Duke Island acquisition. Many of these announcements highlight the dual focus on critical minerals and the potential for carbon sequestration and geologic hydrogen production in ultramafic rock settings.
A key theme in the later news flow is corporate transformation. Releases describe the incorporation of Element One Hydrogen Ltd., collaborations with research organizations including Kemetco Research Inc., New England Research Inc., and academic partners, and ultimately the business combination with Cascadia Minerals Ltd. through a court‑approved plan of arrangement. That transaction merged Granite Creek into Cascadia and shifted ongoing project reporting to Cascadia’s symbols.
Investors and researchers can use this GCXXF news page as a historical record of Granite Creek Copper’s exploration activities, project transactions, and the steps leading to its merger into Cascadia Minerals.
Granite Creek Copper Ltd. (GCXXF) announced that its shares will resume trading on December 2 after an erroneous delisting caused by a technical issue at the Toronto Stock Exchange. The company confirmed no new material events occurred. Additionally, Granite Creek recently completed the acquisition of Copper North Mining, combining resources to create a new copper-focused exploration company with high development potential. Copper North shares have been delisted and converted to Granite Creek shares at a 2.5:1 ratio. A live webinar discussing the company's developments is scheduled for December 3.
Granite Creek Copper Ltd. (GCXXF) has updated its fall drill program and released a new corporate presentation. Following the acquisition of Copper North, the Carmacks and Stu projects are now combined as Carmacks North. The drill program, which included 1,067 meters across five holes, confirmed significant copper mineralization across all drill sites. The company aims to expand resources and assess potential new discoveries. A live webinar is scheduled for December 3, 2020, where CEO Tim Johnson will discuss further developments.
Granite Creek Copper Ltd. has successfully completed the acquisition of Copper North Mining Corp., combining their significant copper-gold projects in the Yukon. The transaction consolidates a total land position of 176 sq km in the Minto Copper Belt, including the PEA-stage Carmacks Copper-Gold Project with an estimated 23.76 million tonnes grading 0.85% Cu. This merger aims to unlock expansion potential and capitalize on the synergies of the new management teams. Granite Creek now controls 100% of Copper North shares and plans to enhance resource development through targeted drilling.
Granite Creek Copper Ltd. announced court approval for its acquisition of Copper North Mining Corp. The Supreme Court of British Columbia granted a final order on November 18, 2020, following overwhelming shareholder support with 99% voting in favor during a November 13 meeting. The acquisition aims to consolidate Granite Creek's holdings in the Minto Copper district and is expected to finalize around November 30, 2020. CEO Tim Johnson expressed enthusiasm for the expanded potential and upcoming updates on exploration programs.
Granite Creek Copper Ltd. (OTC PINK:GCXXF) has completed an initial tranche of private placement offerings, raising $1,849,881.67 through the issuance of 6,278,587 flow-through units, 1,397,382 non-flow-through units, and 2,000,833 flow-through shares. A second tranche is expected to add C$ 604,119.33 by October 15, 2020, pending TSX Venture Exchange approval. The company has also mobilized a drill rig for its inaugural Stu Copper-Gold project drill program, targeting 1,500 meters to expand on prior exploration. CEO Tim Johnson emphasized their rapid progress in the Minto Copper District.
Granite Creek Copper Ltd. (TSXV:GCX, US OTC:GCXXF) has successfully closed the first tranche of its private placement, raising $1,849,881.67 through the issuance of units and flow-through shares. A second tranche, expected to generate up to C$604,119.33, will close by October 15, 2020. The company announced plans for an inaugural drill program of up to 1,500 meters at its Stu Copper-Gold project. The drill program focuses on the high-grade A Zone and utilizes Kluane Drilling Limited for execution.