CopperCorp Defines Exploration Target of 15-25 Mt at 0.6-0.8% Copper

Core Viewpoint - CopperCorp Resources Inc. has defined an Exploration Target at the Alpine Stellar prospect, part of its 100%-owned AMC Copper Project in Tasmania, Australia, indicating significant potential for copper resources [1][5]. Exploration Target Details - The Alpine Stellar Exploration Target is estimated to have a tonnage range of 15 to 25 million tonnes, a grade range of 0.6% to 0.8% copper, and a contained copper range of approximately 120,000 to 150,000 tonnes [3][8]. - The Exploration Target is conceptual and has not been evaluated for reasonable prospects of eventual economic extraction [4][28]. Project Background - Alpine Stellar is the most advanced exploration prospect within the AMC Project, located near significant operating mines in Tasmania, contributing to the state's GDP [5][9]. - The project has been supported by 37 drill holes totaling 9,114 meters, defining a mineralized footprint over 600 meters strike length and extending to at least 440 meters depth [7][12]. Strategic Development - The company is evaluating options for infill and expansion drilling at Alpine Stellar to potentially define a Mineral Resource in accordance with NI 43-101 standards [6][15]. - High-grade copper zones have been intercepted, indicating strong potential for further exploration and resource expansion [8][31]. Infrastructure and Location Advantages - The Alpine Stellar prospect benefits from excellent infrastructure, including sealed road access, renewable grid power, and a mining-supportive jurisdiction, which supports efficient exploration and development [9][32]. - The project is situated in the Arthur Metamorphic Complex, recognized as an emerging Proterozoic IOCG belt, providing excellent district-scale exploration potential [9][30]. Future Plans - The company is assessing additional target areas along strike within a 10-20 kilometer radius of Alpine Stellar, with ongoing geological mapping and soil sampling programs [16]. - Further updates on these targets are anticipated as exploration work progresses [16].