- Star Copper Corp. (OTCQX: STCUF) holds a 60% optioned interest in the Indata copper-gold property.
- The project showcases robust mineralization with notable drilling results in copper, gold, molybdenum, and antimony.
- A 2025 exploration drill campaign is planned, focusing on expanding promising findings from holes IN22-82 and IN22-74.
Star Copper Corp. is moving forward with its exploration efforts in the Indata copper-gold property, situated in north-central British Columbia. The company currently holds a 60% optioned interest in the property, which spans 3,189 hectares across 16 mineral claims.
The Indata property has displayed significant mineralization, including key drilling results such as 174.0 meters grading 0.23% copper, with sections like 29.0 meters at 0.47% copper. Additionally, gold assays have shown results of 4.0 meters grading 47.26 g/t, while molybdenum findings include 31.0 meters at 0.102% at the bottom of one of the test holes.
Antimony anomalies are prevalent across the property, with concentrations often exceeding 100 ppm. Some assays have reported antimony levels as high as 3.8% across a north-south breadth of at least five kilometers.
The company plans to initiate a 2025 exploration drill campaign, focusing on step-out drilling to further examine promising findings, particularly the holes IN22-82 and IN22-74. The exploration aims to expand understanding of the mineralization at depth and in all directions.
Chief Executive Officer Darryl Jones emphasized the importance of this project in meeting rising industrial demands and building shareholder value. As part of its strategic development, Star Copper Corp. seeks to leverage the potential mineral wealth within the copper-gold sector in British Columbia to support global electrification needs.
