Red Canyon Resources - Financing Closed and 2026 Exploration Strategy Across The Portfolio Of Copper Projects
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Show Notes
In this update from Red Canyon Resources (CSE: REDC - OTCQB: REDRF), Chairman and CEO Wendell Zerb discusses the company’s recent financing and the upcoming drill programs across their copper-focused portfolio.
Key Discussion Points:
- Recent $2.5 Million Financing: Wendell details the strategic participation of institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals, specifically highlighting Tech Resources topping up to maintain their 9.9% stake in the company.
- The Inzana Project Drill Plan: Insights into the upcoming May drill program at the Inzana Project in Central BC, focusing on the high-priority Camp Target where previous shallow drilling identified significant copper-gold mineralization.
- Kendall Project Advancements: A review of the Kendall Project, the company’s most advanced asset, which has shown continuous mineralization across ten drill holes spanning a 1.5km by 500m area.
- Scraper Springs Potential: An overview of the 2026 plans for this Northern Nevada project, including a final ZTEM geophysical survey to define deep-seated porphyry targets before drill testing.
If you have any follow up questions for Wendell please me at [email protected].
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