NorthWest Copper extends higher-grade mineralization 50 metres at Kwanika

PUBT · 2d ago
NorthWest Copper extends higher-grade mineralization 50 metres at Kwanika
  • Northwest Copper reported 73.9 meters grading 1.39% copper equivalent at its Kwanika project in British Columbia on Oct. 29, 2026.
  • The intersection included 25.9 meters grading 2.19% copper equivalent, highlighting higher-grade mineralization in the Western Zone.
  • Drilling extended higher-grade mineralization approximately 50 meters up-dip, improving geological continuity near existing mineral resources.
  • Deeper drilling intersected primary copper-gold porphyry mineralization enriched in palladium, indicating expansion potential below the current resource.
  • Results cover 17 of 43 holes in the completed 12,291-meter exploration program; assays remain pending for 26 North Pit Extension holes.


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