Rokmaster Resources Corp. (RKMSF, RKR) generates news primarily through exploration updates and financing announcements related to its mineral projects in British Columbia, Canada. The company’s releases provide detailed results from geological mapping, prospecting, trenching, channel sampling, soil sampling and drilling across its portfolio.
News coverage often highlights progress at the Selkirk Project north of Revelstoke, where Rokmaster reports skarn and vein-style mineralization with silver and other metals, and at the Duncan Lake Project, where trenching and drilling have outlined lead-zinc mineralization with elevated silver concentrations in multiple zones. Updates on the Big Copper Project describe copper-silver mineralization along a multi-kilometer deformation and alteration front hosted in sedimentary rocks of the Creston formation.
The Nechako Project in west-central British Columbia is another frequent subject of company news. Releases discuss high-grade gold and silver channel samples from structurally controlled zones at the Fox-Coconut Property, as well as porphyry-style copper-molybdenum-gold mineralization and geophysical targets at the Mystery Property. These updates often include technical tables, assay details and discussion of exploration permits.
Rokmaster also issues news about non-brokered flow-through financings, describing the terms of flow-through units, warrants and intended use of proceeds for Canadian exploration expenses. Corporate updates, such as changes in senior financial roles, may also appear. Investors and observers can use this news feed to follow how Rokmaster advances its exploration projects, secures permits, reports assay results and funds its work programs over time.
Rokmaster Resources (RKMSF) completed its first drillhole at the Mystery Property, reaching a depth of 545.4 m during its maiden drilling program.
M26-01 encountered broad intervals of mineral-bearing veins, with trace chalcopyrite and molybdenite observed in multiple sections. Sulphide concentrations ranged from 2% to 12% throughout the hole. The entire hole was sampled, and the company expects geochemical results before year-end. Rokmaster interprets the geology and mineralization as suggesting proximity to a porphyry center, a type of mineral deposit associated with intrusive rock. Additional three-dimensional induced polarization surveys, which measure electrical properties underground, are planned before further drilling. The North Ford target was deferred to refine targeting around the B2 Zone and operate in better weather.
Rokmaster Resources (RKMSF) has commenced its first-ever drilling program on the Mystery Property, with the first drillhole being started. The 16,291-hectare property forms part of the Nechako Project in west-central British Columbia. A June 2026 induced polarization survey, which measures electrical responses below ground, identified anomalies supporting two planned drill targets.
P26-A is designed to test an electrical resistivity anomaly below and southeast of the B2 Zone to approximately 500 m depth. P26-B is designed to test an anomaly near surface molybdenum mineralization and the contact with a larger monzonite intrusion. Fieldwork since 2022 has identified outcrops with copper and molybdenum mineralization.
Rokmaster Resources (RKMSF) has completed the initial terms of its option agreement to acquire a 100% interest in the Cristal porphyry copper project in northern Chile. The company obtained TSX Venture Exchange acceptance of the option agreement and fulfilled the first consideration requirements.
The initial payments comprised the issuance of 7,000,000 common shares of Rokmaster to optionor Patrick James Burns and a cash payment of US$70,000. Management describes Cristal as a compelling porphyry copper exploration target, citing a three‑kilometre‑scale magnetic anomaly and supporting geophysical evidence that may indicate a buried porphyry copper system. Rokmaster plans further geophysical surveys followed by an initial diamond drill program to test the undrilled targets.
Rokmaster Resources (OTCQB: RKMSF) reported progress on 2026 exploration across its Nechako, Duncan Lake and Downie Gold projects in British Columbia. At the Mystery Property within the Nechako Project, an Induced Polarization survey outlined porphyry Cu-(Mo±Au) drill targets, and a fully funded, helicopter-supported first drill program is planned for late September.
Additional field work covered the Hanson, Fox-Coconut and Chaplin properties, including follow-up on the Wilson Zone molybdenum discovery and new copper mineralization at Chaplin. At Duncan Lake, mapping uncovered new zinc-lead showings and ongoing geochemical work is assessing germanium and indium potential, while crews resampled the FIM tungsten skarn on the Downie Gold Property.
Rokmaster Resources (OTCQB: RKMSF, TSXV: RKR) has entered into an arm's length option agreement with Patrick James Burns granting Rokmaster an exclusive 36‑month option to acquire 100% of the Cristal copper property in northern Chile. The property comprises approximately 9 km² of contiguous exploitation concessions over undrilled geophysical anomalies along the West Fissure, north of the Collahuasi/Ujina porphyry copper district.
Total consideration is 21,000,000 Rokmaster shares issued in three tranches plus US$70,000 in cash, subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance. Upon exercise, the Optionor will receive a 2.5% NSR royalty, with two staged 1% buy‑back rights of US$1,000,000 each (CPI‑adjusted), leaving a non‑repurchasable 0.5% NSR. Rokmaster also announced the immediate appointment of Matthew Parent as President & Director.
Rokmaster Resources (OTCQB: RKMSF) reported results from an Induced Polarization (IP) survey on its Mystery Property, part of the Nechako Project in west‑central British Columbia. The pole-dipole survey tested several porphyry Cu-(Mo±Au) targets to depths of 300–500 m to refine fall 2026 drill targets.
The work outlined strong chargeability and resistivity anomalies on Lines 1000, 2000 and 3000, coincident with mapped porphyry-style alteration, mineralization and prior geochemical and hyperspectral anomalies. Rokmaster plans diamond drilling of several refined targets in September–October 2026 and states it is fully funded and permitted for this program.
Rokmaster Resources (OTCQB:RKMSF) reported April 2026 drill results from the Wilson Target on the Hanson Property within the Nechako Project in British Columbia.
Key intercepts in hole H26-02 include 0.518% Mo over 1.20 m and 0.051% Mo over 18.2 m within broader molybdenite mineralization.
Rokmaster (OTCQB:RKMSF) is commencing a detailed Induced Polarization (IP) survey at the Mystery Property within its 26,704-hectare Nechako Project in British Columbia. The pole-dipole survey, to depths of 300–400 m, will refine porphyry Cu-(Mo±Au) drill targets at B2, B3 and other anomalies for fall drilling.
Rokmaster Resources (OTCQB: RKMSF) has elected to adopt semi-annual financial reporting (SAR) under Canadian Securities Administrators’ Coordinated Blanket Order 51-933 for eligible TSX Venture issuers.
The company will stop filing quarterly MD&A, continue annual audited statements, and publish interim reports only for six-month periods, starting with the six months ended June 30, 2026.
Rokmaster Resources (OTCQB: RKMSF) has begun drilling on the Hanson Property, part of its 26,932-hectare Nechako Project in west-central British Columbia. The Company says the project is fully permitted for exploration drilling and funded to execute its 2026 program, which includes additional fieldwork, an IP survey and drilling at Mystery starting early June.
Drilling will test multiple porphyry Cu-(Mo±Au) targets and high-grade Au-Ag vein systems; core assay timing may be sooner before peak summer lab backlogs, the company says.