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Surge Copper Corp. advances the Berg Project, a 100%-owned copper-molybdenum-precious metals project in central British Columbia. The company describes Berg within a broader critical metals district and mineral claim package that hosts advanced porphyry deposits with NI 43-101 compliant resources of copper, molybdenum, gold, and silver.
Company updates focus on drilling and field programs, resource validation, pre-feasibility study work, exploration permitting, environmental assessment readiness, and engagement with Indigenous and community stakeholders. Recurring developments also include critical minerals policy in British Columbia and Canada, the Berg Project's acceptance into the provincial Critical Minerals Office, and equity financing activity supporting project advancement.
Surge Copper Corp. announced complete assay results for 15 drill holes from the Seel Breccia Zone at its 100% owned Ootsa Property in British Columbia. Key results include hole S21-294, which intersected 42 metres grading 0.87% copper equivalent, and hole S21-298, revealing 30 metres grading 0.98% copper equivalent. The results indicate strong continuity of high-grade mineralization and potential for resource expansion. Ongoing exploration includes results pending from 20 additional holes in the vicinity, enhancing growth prospects for the company.
Surge Copper Corp. (OTCQX: SRGXF) has appointed Mark Wheeler as Vice President, Projects, to spearhead technical studies and environmental permitting for the Ootsa and Berg properties in British Columbia. Wheeler brings 17 years of experience, including roles at major mining operations and leading successful environmental permitting processes. The company also granted 200,000 stock options to employees at an exercise price of $0.31, set to expire in five years. This leadership change is seen as instrumental for advancing Surge's project activities.
Surge Copper Corp. announced complete assay results for 11 drill holes from the Seel Breccia Zone at its Ootsa Property in British Columbia. Significant findings include Hole S21-281, which intersected 46 meters grading 1.7% copper equivalent, and Hole S21-280, with 23 meters grading 1.2% copper equivalent. The drilling suggests a substantial increase in the dimensions of the high-grade mineralization zone, indicating potential for a high-value exploration target. Results are pending for 35 additional holes from the ongoing exploration, further building on the existing resource from 2014 of approximately 1.1 million tonnes grading 0.42% copper.
Surge Copper Corp. (TSXV: SURG, OTCQX: SRGXF) has announced the complete assay results for hole S21-268 at its 100% owned Ootsa Property in British Columbia. The results showed an intersection of 422 metres grading 0.52% copper equivalent, with a higher-grade zone of 0.69% copper equivalent over 76 metres. The resource update is being prepared by Advantage Geoservices, incorporating data from previous drilling programs. The company is also awaiting results from 46 additional drill holes, with a strong focus on expanding its mineral resource base.
Surge Copper Corp. announced significant assay results from its 100% owned Ootsa Property in British Columbia. Key highlights include Hole S21-264 intersecting 296 meters grading 0.53% copper equivalent, and Hole S21-267 achieving 305 meters at 0.46% copper equivalent. Drilling at the Far East Target expanded near-surface mineralization, with Hole S21-269 returning 90 meters grading 0.28% copper equivalent. The summer 2021 drilling program included 26,556 meters in 72 holes, with results pending for 48 additional holes. The company holds over C$10 million in treasury, ensuring strong financial backing for ongoing exploration.
Surge Copper Corp. announced positive assay results from its Ootsa Property in British Columbia, completing 72 drill holes totaling 26,556 meters since June 2021. Results from 20 holes are released with 52 pending, indicating significant copper equivalent grades, including up to 0.85% in some sections. The upcoming resource estimate will incorporate 30,000 meters of new drilling data. The company expects further updates on drilling outcomes and exploration results, enhancing its growth outlook. CEO Leif Nilsson highlighted the potential for expansion at the West Seel deposit.
Surge Copper Corp. (TSXV: SURG, OTCQX: SRGXF) announced the acquisition of a 100% interest in the Sylvia mineral claims in British Columbia's Huckleberry district. The claims, totaling 572 hectares, host a potential porphyry target with historical drilling showing significant copper and molybdenum grades. Surge will issue 390,000 common shares and grant a 2% net smelter return royalty with a buyback option for C$1 million. The appointment of Christian Kargl-Simard as Non-Executive Chairman was also announced, aiming to advance the company's exploration and development strategy.
Surge Copper Corp. announced the commencement of drilling at the Berg deposit in British Columbia, part of a 70%-owned project from Centerra Gold. The program will involve approximately 4,500 meters across 15 holes, with a budget of C$1.3 million, focusing on enhancing mineralization understanding and updating historical data. The drill will initially operate in the southwestern area before moving to other locations. The project aims to refine drill hole density and assess high-grade potential, as evidenced by previous successful drill results. Ongoing work at the Ootsa Property is also highlighted.
Surge Copper Corp. (OTCQX: SRGXF) has reported promising assay results from its Ootsa Property in British Columbia. Key highlights include Hole S21-250, which intersected 364 metres at 0.56% copper equivalent, including 194 metres at 0.76% copper equivalent. Additional results from Hole S21-254 showed 161 metres grading 0.37% copper equivalent. The company is focused on exploring high-grade near-surface mineralization, with two drills currently active. The overall drilling program has completed over 14,000 metres across 27 holes since June 2021.
Surge Copper Corp. (TSX-V: SURG; OTCQX: SRGXF) announced updates on its summer field programs at the Ootsa and Berg projects in British Columbia. In July, the company completed the first phase of trail rehabilitation for access to the Berg deposit, enhancing exploration efficiency. Geotech Ltd. conducted a successful airborne geophysical survey over 4,000 line-kilometers with no delays. Additionally, approximately 13,000 metres of drilling have been completed at the Ootsa Property, with significant resource drilling nearing completion. A resource update is expected later this year.