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Star Copper Corp. (STCUF) generates frequent news as it advances copper and copper-gold exploration at its 100%-owned Star Project in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle and Sheslay District. Company updates focus on drill programs, geophysical and geochemical results, and target refinement across the Star Main, Star North, and Copper Creek zones.
News releases provide detail on step-out and infill drilling at Star Main, where Star Copper reports a supergene copper oxide horizon transitioning into deeper hypogene sulphide mineralization. Investors can follow announcements on how new drill holes extend the copper footprint, test structural controls such as the Star Fault, and refine the potassic alteration corridor that underpins the company’s porphyry model.
Coverage also includes developments at satellite targets. At Star North, updates describe the first subsurface tests of a large copper-in-soil and IP chargeability anomaly, along with surface sampling that has returned notable copper and gold values in chalcopyrite-bearing rocks. At Copper Creek, news items track the shift from historic data and target modelling to modern drilling designed to confirm structurally controlled copper-gold mineralization within soil and geophysical anomalies.
In addition to technical exploration results, Star Copper’s news flow includes information on financings, such as non-brokered LIFE offerings and flow-through placements, and on marketing or investor awareness agreements. For readers following STCUF, this news page offers a centralized view of how the company reports progress on its exploration strategy, evolving geological models, and funding activities for ongoing field work.
Star Copper Corp. (OTCQX:STCUF) has provided an update on its 60% optioned interest in the Indata copper-gold property in north-central British Columbia. The property, spanning 3,189 hectares across 16 mineral claims, has demonstrated significant mineralization including copper, gold, molybdenum, and antimony.
Key drilling results include 174.0 meters grading 0.23% copper (including 29.0 meters at 0.47% copper), 4.0 meters grading 47.26 g/t gold, and 31.0 meters grading 0.102% molybdenum. The company plans to advance a 2025 exploration drill campaign, focusing on step-out drilling to further investigate promising holes IN22-82 and IN22-74.
The property shows extensive antimony anomalies exceeding 100 ppm across a north-south breadth of at least five kilometers, with some assays reaching as high as 3.8% antimony.
Star Copper (OTCQX:STCUF) has announced significant progress in its ongoing drill campaign at the 100% owned Star Project in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. The company has confirmed two prospective copper zones and identified a large magnetic anomaly while continuing daily drilling operations.
Key developments include completion of drillhole B (S-051) at 539m depth, showing elevated supergene copper oxide mineralization, and the ongoing drilling of hole C (S-052), which targets an intersection that previously yielded 142 meters grading 0.43% Cu. The company has conducted extensive sampling, collecting 114 rocks and 30 soil samples at Star North and 59 rock samples at Star East.
A newly identified Star West target area has shown promising results, containing 26% of all 90th percentile copper in soil samples from a 2013 survey. The company's fully funded 2025 campaign aims to complete up to 4,000 meters of drilling across multiple targets.
Star Copper Corp. (OTC:STCUF) has announced significant results from its second drillhole (S-051) at its flagship Star Project in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. The drillhole, completed at a depth of 539 meters, has successfully extended the copper-gold mineralization footprint both down-dip and along strike.
Key findings include a supergene cap near surface with local peaks of 1.25% chalcopyrite between 57-62 meters. Below the oxide cap, two deeper zones showed elevated mineralization: 1.5% chalcopyrite at 203-213 meters and 2% chalcopyrite at 379-400 meters. The presence of potassic alteration zones persisting to the end of the hole suggests proximity to the system's potassic core.
The company has commenced drilling on hole C (S-052), which steps out approximately 50 meters north of hole B. The ongoing 2025 campaign, which targets up to 4,000 meters of drilling, focuses on expanding the existing discovery at Star Main and exploring multiple targets within the 6,829-hectare Star Project.
Star Copper Corp (CSE:STCU)(OTCQX:STCUF) has successfully upgraded its listing from the OTCQB Venture Market to the OTCQX Best Market, marking a significant milestone in its market presence. The company, focused on critical mineral exploration and development, began trading on OTCQX under the symbol "STCUF" on June 26, 2025.
The upgrade demonstrates Star Copper's compliance with high financial standards, best practice corporate governance, and securities laws. CEO Darryl Jones highlighted that this advancement reflects the company's strategic planning, fiscal health, and commitment to compliance, while potentially increasing exposure to U.S. investors.
Star Copper Corp. (OTC:STCUF) has provided an update on its drilling campaign at its 100% owned Star Project in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. The company is currently executing Drillhole B (S-051), which has progressed beyond 375m depth and switched from HQ to NQ drill rod diameters to improve drilling efficiency.
The drilling has intersected potassic mineralization over long intervals, targeting supergene copper and gold mineralization. The company plans to complete this hole at approximately 600 meters, where a previous drill hole S-040 ended with 120m @ 0.36% Cu, 0.13 g/t Au. The upcoming Drillhole C (S-052) will step out about 50 metres north to test the supergene copper enrichment zone.
Additionally, Star Copper has undertaken airfield remediation efforts to facilitate increased air support activity and sample shipments, removing legacy infrastructure and waste from the regional airstrip and Star Camp.