Galloper Gold Advances Copper Exploration in Newfoundland

Galloper Gold Corp. has announced the completion of an early-stage investigation of a VTEM anomaly on its Glover Island property in Newfoundland. This area, part of the Grand Lake Complex, is underexplored and aligns with known VMS showings in the nearby Kettle Pond Formation. Although no previous sampling has been documented, recent soil sampling by Galloper has revealed notable copper concentrations, with 10% of 1,500 samples showing copper levels over 64 ppm, peaking at 413 ppm.

The VTEM and resistivity anomaly extends over 3.5 km, with a further 3 km exhibiting resistivity lows without VTEM coverage. Mr. Hratch Jabrayan, Galloper's CEO, highlighted the potential of this copper anomaly to enhance their exploration program. Galloper's ongoing efforts are part of a larger exploration initiative that has already yielded promising results for gold.