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Murchison Minerals Ltd. reports exploration and corporate developments for its Canadian base-metals portfolio, including the 100%-owned BMK VMS Project and BMK Deposit in Saskatchewan and nickel-copper-cobalt exploration at the 100%-owned HPM Project in Quebec. Company updates commonly cover diamond drilling, backpack drilling, assay results, lithogeochemical work, VMS mineralization containing copper, zinc, silver, lead and gold, and target generation along the BMK Trend.
News also includes capital-structure actions such as private placements and flow-through units, related-party financing disclosures, operating and financial results, and continuous-disclosure matters under Canadian venture-issuer rules.
Murchison Minerals Ltd. (MUR) has identified 10 high-priority drill targets at its Brabant Lake VMS exploration project. Based on extensive ground exploration, findings indicate that sphalerite mineralization weathers rapidly compared to other minerals, creating potential low-lying areas over VMS orebodies. A winter RC drill program will test these targets, focusing on areas with swamps and copper/silver mineralization. Additionally, recent sampling at Street Lake showed significant mineralization, enhancing exploration prospects. Murchison's geological team continues to utilize advanced geophysical techniques to accurately target mineralization.
Murchison Minerals Ltd. has announced promising results from its HPM Ni-Cu-Co project in Quebec, confirming extensive nickel, copper, and cobalt mineralization. The reconnaissance sampling program yielded notable grab sample assays including up to 0.526% nickel and 0.499% copper. The program highlighted multiple strong gossan zones, which are key indicators of deeper mineral deposits. Future work includes detailed prospecting and geophysical surveys to establish drill targets. The HPM project covers 58 km² and is linked to several high-grade occurrences, indicating significant growth potential.
Murchison Minerals Ltd. (TSXV:MUR, OTC PINK:MURMF) announced a significant discovery of new zinc mineralization at its May Lake claims in Saskatchewan, with a grab sample assaying 0.91% zinc. This discovery indicates local sourcing of zinc and highlights the area's potential for volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposits. Geological investigations revealed promising volcanic stratigraphy similar to that in the Flin Flon camp, supporting high copper-zinc potential. Murchison plans further exploration, including electromagnetic surveys, to utilize this promising mineralization.
Murchison Minerals Ltd. has engaged Orix Geoscience for ground prospecting and has contracted Prospectair Geosurveys for a 1,400-kilometre airborne magnetic survey at its HPM nickel, copper, and cobalt project in Quebec. This project covers a 58 km2 area and includes previously identified mineralized showings and unexplored EM anomalies. The prospecting team started on August 26 and will work for 7 to 8 days. Past drilling has confirmed significant nickel-copper-cobalt mineralization on site, with high-grade intervals reported.
Murchison Minerals Ltd. has announced the acquisition of two new claim blocks totaling 6,187 hectares near the Brabant Lake Project in Saskatchewan. The May Lake claim (1,333 ha) and Cunning Lake claim (4,853 ha) are 100% owned by Murchison. Historical geological data indicates potential for zinc, lead, and copper mineralization, particularly in the May Lake claim, where samples showed 780 ppm zinc. The company plans to prospect these areas using advanced exploration technology.
Murchison Minerals Ltd. announced on August 13, 2020, the completion of its second tranche of a non-brokered private placement, raising $68,750. This includes issuing 350,000 common share units at $0.065 each and 575,000 flow-through units at $0.08 each. The total raised from both tranches is $1,041,949 to fund exploration activities at the Brabant and HPM projects. The completion is pending TSXV approval, and a finder's fee of $1,350 was paid. Murchison now has 78.7 million shares issued and outstanding.