SLAM Exploration Announces New CFO and Promising Survey Results

SLAM Exploration Ltd. has revealed findings from a high-resolution Induced Polarization (IP) survey over its Goodwin project in New Brunswick. This survey identified a deep, chargeable conductor between two key zones, Granges and Logan, known for their copper-nickel-cobalt mineralization. Previous drilling in the Granges zone intercepted notable copper equivalent grades, with one core showing 1.49% CuEq over 64.90 meters.

The company plans to expand its IP surveys to cover a larger area, improving target definition. Simultaneously, SLAM introduced James Henning as the new Chief Financial Officer. Henning brings over four decades of experience in financial management, aiming to bolster SLAM’s financial strategies as it progresses with exploration.

In addition to these developments, SLAM continues to benefit from strategic agreements, receiving cash and shares from projects like the Wedge and Ramsay gold agreements as it pursues further resource exploration.