Green Bridge Metals Plans Phase 1 Drill Program at Serpentine Project

Green Bridge Metals Corporation has announced preparations for a Phase 1 diamond drilling program at its Serpentine Copper-Nickel Project in Minnesota. This initiative, scheduled for the latter half of 2026, aims to explore the large copper-nickel sulphide system adjacent to NewRange's NorthMet and Sunrise deposits.

With a focus on testing the viability of existing mineral resources, the company plans to examine the potential for platinum group metals and cobalt. The project also aims to complete a Preliminary Economic Assessment within 18 months.

The planned work involves 6 to 10 diamond core holes, amounting to approximately 2,000 to 2,500 meters of drilling. Collaboration with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is ongoing for necessary permits. Geophysical surveys and multi-element assaying will enhance the project's resource assessment.

Uncertainty remains regarding the economic feasibility of inferred mineral resources, as highlighted in the company's Technical Report, but the strategic location and potential scale of Serpentine present significant development opportunities.