Horden Lake Drilling Unveils Promising Copper Findings, Sparks Investor Interest

Drilling at Horden Lake has yielded 10.2 meters at 2.3% Copper Equivalent (CuEq), showing promising results for the future. The shallow areas have displayed a good continuity and widening of mineralization, indicating potential overlooked by previous drilling efforts. The inclusion of valuable by-products further adds to the positive outlook for the project. Deeper drilling and Downhole Electromagnetic (DHEM) surveys have revealed excellent continuity of the deposit at depth, suggesting significant potential for further expansion with continued exploration.

The Horden Lake project, located in Quebec, Canada, is a significant Copper-Nickel-Gold-Platinum Group Metals-Cobalt project with a substantial mineral resource estimate. The recent diamond drilling campaign by Pivotal Metals aimed to infill missing information, target resource expansion, and collect metallurgical samples. With extensive drilling already completed, the project shows strong potential for further extension and growth. Managing Director of Pivotal Metals, Mr. Ivan Fairhall, expressed confidence in the untapped opportunities for increasing the project’s grade and resource through upcoming drill programs.

Investors have taken note of the positive developments at Horden Lake, with Queensland Pacific Metals Limited receiving a substantial grant from the Australian Federal Government for critical minerals programs. Meanwhile, Blackstone Minerals Limited has made a strategic investment in Corazon Mining Limited, indicating growing interest and investment in the nickel-copper sector. The outlook for the mining industry, particularly in the critical minerals space, continues to show promise as companies leverage new technologies and exploration methods to unlock value in mineral projects.