SLAM Exploration Expands Goodwin Project with New Sulphide Discoveries

SLAM Exploration Ltd. reports promising results from the Goodwin copper-nickel-cobalt project in New Brunswick. The company has discovered a 24.60-meter core interval grading 1.19% copper equivalent in hole GW26-29. Additional discoveries include massive sulphides in hole GW26-36, 2,000 meters northwest of the Logan zone, marking significant potential for the site.

SLAM drilled 2,600 meters across 12 holes, representing roughly 37% of its 2026 program. New mineralized zones were intersected, including several with massive sulphide intervals. A notable grant of $60,000 has been awarded by New Brunswick to support SLAM's drilling campaign. As assays are pending, these developments may signal future growth for SLAM's Goodwin project.

The company has submitted 992 core samples for analysis and is continuing to explore VTEM targets, emphasizing its commitment to expanding the resource potential in the Bathurst Mining Camp.