Core Insights - Brixton Metals Corporation has discovered a second copper-gold porphyry system at the Tempest Target within its Thorn Project in British Columbia, confirming the presence of mineralization associated with porphyritic rocks [1][3][11] Exploration Results - The first drill hole at Tempest (THN25-356) returned 90.00 meters of 0.33% CuEq, including 16.55 meters of 0.63% CuEq and 27.22 meters of 0.42% CuEq [4][7] - The assay results indicate the presence of copper, gold, silver, and molybdenum mineralization, with significant intervals showing well-defined mineralization [11][12] Geological Context - The Tempest area features a flat landscape covered by landslide and glacial deposits, with mineralized porphyry outcrops identified through detailed mapping and geophysical surveys [9][10] - The identified porphyries include fine-grained feldspar-rich and medium-grained dioritic types, suggesting a multiphase porphyry system [11][12] Future Exploration Strategy - Brixton plans to continue exploration in the Camp Creek Corridor, focusing on the relationship between the Catalyst and Tempest systems, which may indicate significant near-surface mineralization potential [19] - The company has adopted a scale-focused drilling strategy to assess the lateral continuity and size potential of the mineralized systems [19] Company Overview - Brixton Metals is a Canadian exploration company focused on advancing its mining projects, including the Thorn Project, which is its flagship [25]

TORONTO, June 25, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nobel Resources Corp. (TSX – V: NBLC) (the “Company” or “Nobel”) is pleased to provide an update on progress at its Cuprita Project (the “Project” or “Cuprita”) in Atacama Region, Chile. Nobel geologists have identified a leach cap at Cuprita with an associated copper, lead and zinc anomaly in soils. The leach cap and soil anomaly are located adjacent to a ground magnetic low and are situated near the intersection of a major north-northeast striking fault structure ...