Prospect Ridge Identifies Copper in Camelot Project Drilling

Prospect Ridge Resources Corp. announced the discovery of copper mineralization in four out of six initial drill holes at its Camelot copper-gold project in British Columbia's Cariboo Mining District. This finding comes from a diamond drill program covering approximately 2,000 meters. The drilling, which began on October 31, targeted historical copper-in-soil anomalies combined with geophysical indicators of potential mineralization.

Preliminary results show disseminated pyrite and chalcopyrite in significant sections of the cores. Portable XRF analysis and visual inspections confirmed these findings, influencing a re-evaluation of further drill targets. The company is eagerly awaiting detailed assay results to confirm the presence of a significant alkalic porphyry deposit.

Visual and pXRF results from the six holes prompted modifications to the program's final phases, integrating ongoing insights to better target areas with potential high mineralization. Prospect Ridge is optimistic about the potential copper and gold yields of the project.