Sterling Metals extends Soo Copper MEPS zone with 44.1 m at 1.02% CuEq in SC-26-27 drill hole

By Public Technologies
  • Sterling Metals reported new drill results from the MEPS Zone at its Soo Copper Project in Ontario.
  • Hole SC-26-27 hit 187 m at 0.34% CuEq from 18.64 m, including 44.1 m at 1.02% CuEq.
  • The higher-grade core extended west, with the system still open along strike in both directions.
  • Hole SC-26-28 returned 271 m at 0.21% CuEq from 24 m, with lower grades tied to less favorable host rocks.
  • The 2026 program reached 53 holes for more than 22,000 m, exceeding the 20,000 m minimum; drilling remains ongoing.


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