Welcome to our dedicated page for Great Atlantic Res news (Ticker: GRARF), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Great Atlantic Res stock.
News for Great Atlantic Resources Corp. (GRARF) centers on its mineral exploration activities in Atlantic Canada, with a particular emphasis on project-level developments and technical results. The company describes itself as a Canadian exploration company focused on gold, copper, zinc, nickel, cobalt, antimony and tungsten, and its news releases reflect this multi-commodity focus.
A key theme in recent coverage is the Keymet Precious–Base Metal Project in northeast New Brunswick. News has highlighted the company’s compilation of historic and modern exploration data for silver at Keymet, including 19th-century workings at the Elmtree Silver Mine occurrence and mid-20th-century production from the Keymet Mine. Releases also discuss modern diamond drilling by Great Atlantic Resources that has intersected high-grade silver-bearing intervals over core lengths, as well as trenching that exposed silver-bearing veins and glacial float.
Investors and observers following GRARF news can expect updates on exploration plans such as structural mapping, additional prospecting, rock and soil geochemical sampling, geophysical surveys, and further trenching and drilling. Company statements also outline conclusions drawn from multi-generation datasets, including the identification of multiple silver-bearing veins and geophysical and geochemical anomalies that the company views as targets for follow-up.
This news page aggregates such project updates, technical summaries and corporate commentary from Great Atlantic Resources. It provides a centralized view of how the company is advancing its exploration portfolio in Atlantic Canada and how it interprets historic records, drill results and fieldwork at properties like Keymet.
Great Atlantic (OTC: GRARF) reported 2024 stream sediment results from its 100% owned Kagoot Brook cobalt property in northern New Brunswick. Ten consecutive samples across ~900 m returned cobalt anomalies of 149–610 ppm, including five consecutive highly anomalous samples of 360–610 ppm over ~390 m.
The company plans targeted prospecting, rock and soil sampling and geophysics around the high-anomaly zone, plus further stream sampling in 2026. Historical samples in the area previously reported cobalt up to 3,190 ppm.
Great Atlantic (OTC:GRARF) completed a compilation of silver exploration data for its 100%‑owned Keymet project in northern New Brunswick, a ~3,340 hectare district ~20 km NW of Bathurst. The review highlights historic 19th‑century Elmtree workings, 1954–56 Keymet mine production of ~59,000 tons at 33.9 g/t Ag (plus Zn, Pb, Cu), and multiple modern high‑grade drill intercepts including 1,158 g/t Ag over 3.00 m (Ky‑18‑14). Great Atlantic reports trenching and drill results from 2015–2021 confirming stacked high‑grade silver‑polymetallic veins and identifies untested targets. The company plans mapping, geochemistry, geophysics, trenching and follow‑up diamond drilling focused on the northwest Keymet area.