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Stuhini Exploration Ltd. (OTCQB: STXPF), which is transitioning to the name EraNova Metals Inc., generates frequent news related to mineral exploration and project advancement in western Canada. Company announcements highlight progress at its flagship Ruby Creek Project in British Columbia, as well as updates on its broader portfolio of precious and base metals properties.
News releases often focus on technical and exploration milestones at Ruby Creek. These include metallurgical test results from the high-grade Silver Surprise Zone, conceptual economic assessment work on the Ruby Creek Molybdenum Deposit, and the identification of new targets such as a potential copper-gold porphyry system in the Ruffner area. The company also reports on sampling campaigns, mini-bulk sample programs, and geological interpretations across its 29,734-hectare land package.
Investors following STXPF can also find corporate and capital markets updates in the news flow. Recent items have included the planned corporate name change to EraNova Metals Inc., the engagement of a market maker to support trading liquidity on the TSX Venture Exchange, and stock option grants under the company’s equity incentive plan. Governance developments, such as changes to the board of directors and results of annual general meetings, are also disclosed through formal news releases.
This news page aggregates these company-issued updates so readers can review exploration results, project assessments, and corporate actions in one place. For those tracking the evolution of the Ruby Creek Project and the company’s shift toward a multi-metal growth strategy, the STXPF news feed provides an organized record of key announcements over time.
Stuhini Exploration (OTCQB: STXPF) will change its corporate name to EraNova Metals Inc. effective January 19, 2026, and will trade on the TSX Venture Exchange as NOVA. The company said the rebrand reflects a dual-path strategy at the 29,734-hectare Ruby Creek Project: advancing a measured and indicated 433 million‑pound molybdenum deposit (US$15.00/lb assumption, 0.02% cut‑off) with conceptual economic work underway, while pursuing discovery of high-grade silver, gold and copper‑gold porphyry targets. Notable results cited include a 2025 mini bulk sample: 4,200 g/t Ag with 95% recovery, and surface samples up to 8.1% Cu and 36.8 g/t Au. There is no share consolidation; shareholders need take no action. CUSIP: 29478G106, ISIN: CA29478G1063.
Stuhini Exploration (OTCQB: STXPF) engaged Independent Trading Group as a TSX-V market maker under a Market Making Agreement with an initial one-month term, continuing month-to-month and subject to TSX-V approval. The company will pay ITG $6,000 per month (plus taxes) in cash; ITG will not receive shares or securities as compensation. The board also approved a grant of 1,775,000 stock options exercisable at $0.155 per share, expiring January 14, 2029, vesting 25% every six months beginning July 14, 2026.
Stuhini (OTCQB: STXPF) announced that founder and Chairman David O'Brien did not stand for re-election and has formally retired from the Board effective after the Annual General Meeting.
Mr. O'Brien founded Stuhini in 2017, served as President and CEO until mid-2025, and will remain a supportive shareholder, the company said. At the AGM held on December 3, 2025, shareholders re-elected Meredith Eades, Fioravante Aliperti, and Kazuki Nohdomi as directors, re-appointed Dale Matheson Carr-Hilton Labonte LLP as auditor, and approved a rolling 10% stock option plan.
Stuhini (OTCQB: STXPF) reported metallurgical results from a 1,585 lb (719 kg) surface mini-bulk sample collected September 2025 from the Silver Surprise Zone at Ruby Creek.
Key outcomes: 4,200 g/t Ag head grade, 15% silver recovery from a single-pass gravity table (producing a 445 g refined silver bar) and a separate 95% silver recovery via direct smelting without chemicals. Tailings after gravity separation assayed 3,540 g/t Ag. The zone remains open along strike and at depth with follow-up work and possible larger bulk sampling or drilling planned for 2026, subject to permitting.
Stuhini (OTCQB: STXPF) announced a newly identified high‑grade copper‑gold porphyry target at its 100%‑owned Ruby Creek project, BC, based on 2025 fieldwork.
Key facts: grab samples returned up to 8.1% Cu and 36.8 g/t Au; nearby surface silver up to 16,030 g/t Ag; magnetic data suggest a mineralized porphyry roughly ~1 km x 600 m; the target lies ~3.6 km from a 433‑million‑pound molybdenum deposit that is undergoing a conceptual economic study using ~74,000 m of historical drilling. Additional assays, petrography and metallurgical results are pending and follow‑up work is planned for 2026.
Stuhini (OTCQB: STXPF) engaged Tetra Tech Canada to complete a conceptual-level economic viability assessment of the 100%-owned Ruby Creek molybdenum deposit near Atlin, British Columbia, with the engagement being the first step toward a potential preliminary economic assessment (PEA), contingent on market conditions.
Key facts: a 2022 NI 43-101 resource of 433M lb Mo (M&I) and 43.7M lb Mo (inferred), ~74,000 m of historic drilling, a 2006/2008 feasibility study archive, and an existing BC Mines Act permit (in care and maintenance).
Stuhini (OTCQB: STXPF) extracted a 1,585‑pound mini bulk sample from the Silver Surprise Zone at its 100%‑owned Ruby Creek Project near Atlin, BC on October 6, 2025. The hand‑dug, two‑person, two‑day sample targets metallurgical testing of bonanza‑grade silver mineralization that previously returned rock samples up to 16,030 g/t Ag (with four samples >10,000 g/t Ag).
Metallurgical testing in Atlin will focus on gravity separation and mineralogy under metallurgist Rino Mihoc; results will determine feasibility of larger bulk samples in 2026. The zone hosts at least three ~1 m veins exposed up to 180 m and remains open along strike and at depth.
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