- Brixton Metals (BBB) released the latest results from its Thorn Gold Project in British Columbia
- The results represent the first from the Camp Creek Cu-Au-Ag-Mo Porphyry target
- One drill hole Hole on the project’s Camp Creek target yielded 967.71 metres of 0.40 per cent copper CuEq
- Brixton Metals (BBB) is up 3.70 percent, trading at $0.14 at 12:00 pm ET
Brixton Metals (BBB) released the latest results from its Thorn Gold Project in British Columbia.
The results represent the second batch of findings from the Vancouver-based metals explorer’s 2022 drill program and the first from the Camp Creek Cu-Au-Ag-Mo Porphyry target.
The company’s wholly-owned Thorn Project is located in the Golden Triangle trend of British Columbia.
One drill hole Hole on the project’s Camp Creek target yielded 967.71 metres of 0.40 per cent copper equivalent (CuEq). This included 40.00 metres of 1.02 per cent CuEq.
Brixton’s Chairman and CEO, Gary Thompson, stated that the team is encouraged by these results, which supports the belief that the Camp Creek target is a large Cu-Au-Ag-Mo porphyry system with a 1km by 2km area which remains largely untested.
“The XRF data that we are collecting on the core and soils has been an invaluable tool as a real time proxy for copper grades for drill hole planning and new porphyry target generation.”
In addition to the Thorn Project, the company owns three other properties, one each in British Columbia, Ontario, and Montana.
Brixton Metals (BBB) is up 3.70 percent, trading at $0.14 at 12:00 pm ET.
