Doubleview Gold Corp Announces Increased Footprint and Potential Volume at Its Hat Polymetallic Deposit in Northwestern British Columbia

Core Insights - Doubleview Gold Corp. has announced significant assay results from recent drill holes at its Hat Project, indicating an increased footprint and potential volume of the polymetallic deposit in Northwestern British Columbia [2][5][18] Summary by Sections Assay Results - Recent drill holes H093, H094, H095, and H096 have shown promising results, with significant copper equivalent (CuEq) values reported [3][5] - Notable intercepts include: - H093: 640.7m with 0.34% CuEq, including 133m with 1.03% CuEq [5] - H094: 510.0m with 0.22% CuEq [5] - H095: 110m with 0.91% CuEq [5] - H096: 681.4m with 0.37% CuEq, including 71.0m with 1.01% CuEq [5] Expansion of Mineralized Zone - The drilling results have expanded the apparent volume of the mineralized zone, extending beyond the previously outlined conceptual pit wall [5][12] - The footprint of the deposit has increased by approximately 400m x 330m [5][12] Future Assessments - The results will be incorporated into the ongoing Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) and a revised Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) [5][18] - Additional assay data is expected to be released soon as drilling continues [5][18] Company Overview - Doubleview Gold Corp. is focused on the exploration and development of critical minerals, including copper, gold, cobalt, and scandium [25][27] - The Hat Deposit is recognized as a significant source of critical minerals in the region, with a resource estimate indicating substantial tonnage and metal content [27][28]