Intrepid Metals Outlines New Clanton Zone with 2.19% Copper over 24.35m within 0.80% Copper over 71.70m at Corral Copper

Core Insights - Intrepid Metals Corp. has announced significant assay results from the newly discovered Clanton Zone at the Corral Copper Property, indicating strong copper-gold-silver mineralization [1][2][3] Exploration Results - The Clanton Zone has been traced over 180 meters and features carbonate replacement deposit (CRD) style mineralization, similar to the nearby Ringo Zone [2][4] - Drill hole CC25_040 intersected 71.70 meters of 0.88% Copper Equivalent (CuEq), including 24.35 meters of 2.30% CuEq and 7.90 meters of 5.32% CuEq [2][6] - Another drill hole, CC24_016, reported 198.00 meters of 0.93% CuEq, including 72.20 meters of 1.73% CuEq [2] Company Statements - The CEO of Intrepid Metals expressed excitement about the discovery of the Clanton Zone, highlighting its potential to enhance the company's exploration footprint and create shareholder value [3][4] - The company aims to leverage modern exploration techniques alongside historical data to advance the Corral Copper Property towards development studies [19][20] Technical Information - The drilling program for 2025 included a total of 21 drill holes, totaling 5,765.4 meters, with results from the final six holes still pending [1][2] - Quality assurance and control measures were implemented during the drilling and sampling process to ensure data reliability [14][15] Property Background - The Corral Copper Property is located in Cochise County, Arizona, near historical mining areas, and is considered an advanced exploration and development opportunity [17][20] - The region has a rich mining history, with significant copper production from nearby areas, although past exploration efforts were fragmented [18][19]