Bastion Minerals provides update on ICE Copper Project

Bastion Minerals Ltd (ASX:BMO) has confirmed the presence of all the original drill core at the ICE Copper Project in the Yukon Province, Western Canada. The company is currently undertaking resampling and assaying of the core to define a JORC-compliant resource for the project.

Executive Chairman, Mr Ross Landles, on the ICE Project

Mr Ross Landles, Executive Chairman of Bastion Minerals, expressed his enthusiasm about locating the original drill core at the ICE site, stating that it is a tremendous positive for the company. He highlighted the importance of validating the historical drill holes and reassaying core intervals to obtain gold results, which were not assayed in all original assays. Mr Landles also emphasized the potential for discovering new high-grade mineralized lenses to increase the project size.

Outlook for ICE Copper Project

The ICE Copper Project, with its historical, foreign non-JORC resource of 4.56 Mt @ 1.48% Cu, holds significant promise for Bastion Minerals. The company's focus on resampling and assaying the core to define a JORC-compliant resource demonstrates its commitment to upgrading the historical resource. Additionally, the potential to discover additional copper mineralization along trend to the NNE and SSW, along with the untested drill targets on EM geophysics and geochemical targets, presents an optimistic outlook for the project. Bastion Minerals aims to provide shareholders with updates on the progress of activities and the potential of the ICE Copper Project to be a game changer for the company.