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Osisko Metals Unveils Promising 592-Metre Copper Intersections at Gaspé Project
Osisko Metals has announced significant drill results revealing 592-metre intersections of copper and molybdenum at the Gaspé Copper Project, bolstering its resource model.
- Osisko Metals reported new drill results from the Gaspé Copper Project in Eastern Québec, showcasing extensive copper and molybdenum mineralization over 592 metres.
- CEO Robert Wares stated that these findings confirm and enhance the existing resource model, indicating robust potential for further development in the project.
- The Gaspé Copper Project not only holds copper and molybdenum but also suggests additional silver mineralization, reinforcing its economic viability and attractiveness to investors.
Por Qué Es Relevante
These promising drill results highlight the potential for increased copper and molybdenum production in a strategic mining region, which is crucial as demand for these metals rises globally, particularly in the context of green technologies.