- Forge Resources Corp (OTC: FRGGF) has completed three diamond drill holes at the Alotta Project, with significant porphyry-style mineralization identified.
- The Alotta property comprises 230 mineral claims covering 4,723 hectares, strategically located near major undeveloped copper-gold deposits.
- The company is focused on testing priority geochemical and geophysical anomalies within a 4-kilometer area at the Yukon project.
Forge Resources Corp (FRGGF, Financial) has announced an update on its 2025 drilling program at the Alotta Project in Yukon. The company has completed three diamond drill holes (ALT-25-007, ALT-25-008, and ALT-25-009) and is starting the fourth hole (ALT-25-010). The initiative is aimed at testing targets within a 4-kilometer area, focusing on key geochemical and geophysical anomalies.
Initial core observations from the completed drill holes have revealed substantial porphyry-style alteration and mineralization. The first drill hole, ALT-25-007, showed strong pervasive alteration with quartz, pyrite, sericite, and chloritic content, accompanied by various mineralizations. Similarly, the second hole, ALT-25-008, exhibited weak to moderate alteration with polymetallic sulphide veins. These early results suggest the potential for significant mineralization within the property.
The Alotta Project is strategically located 50 kilometers northwest of Western Copper and Gold's Casino deposit, one of the world's largest undeveloped copper-gold porphyry deposits. The property spans 230 mineral claims over 4,723 hectares, with previous explorations in 2023-2024 encountering notable gold, copper, and molybdenum mineralization.
Forge Resources Corp continues to advance its exploration efforts, focusing on delineating priority targets and expanding its understanding of the Alotta Project's geological complexities. The company's proactive exploration strategy aims to capitalize on the project's strategic location and mineral potential.
