REG - Phoenix Copper Ltd - Navarre Creek Drilling Intercepts Consistent Gold

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RNS Number : 5560P  Phoenix Copper Limited  23 May 2024

Phoenix Copper Limited / Ticker: PXC / Sector: Mining

23 May 2024

Phoenix Copper Limited

('Phoenix' or the 'Company')

 

Navarre Creek Exploratory Drilling Intercepts Consistent Gold Values

Update on Empire Mine Feasibility Engineering

 

Phoenix Copper Ltd (AIM: PXC, OTCQX: PXCLF and PXCLY (ADRs)), the AIM-quoted
USA-focused base and precious metals company, is pleased to announce the
drilling results from the 2023 Navarre Creek exploratory drilling programme in
Idaho, USA and an update on feasibility engineering activities at the Empire
Mine.

 

Highlights

·    28 reverse-circulation drill holes into four target areas within
4,000 acre (16.18 sq km) claim block

·    Two of four target areas identify mineralisation of significance

·    All seven drill holes into the Lehman Creek target identify a
continuous zone of anomalous, low-grade gold mineralisation ranging from 4.5
metres to 22.9 metres thick

·    Mineralised zone is open along strike and down-dip

·    20 unpatented mining claims totaling 400 acres staked on the
southwest end of the contiguous Navarre Creek claim block

 

Ryan McDermott, Chief Executive Officer, said, "Further to our announcement on
24 October 2023, I am pleased to confirm that we have now received and
assessed the assay results from the 28 exploratory reverse-circulation drill
holes completed at our Navarre Creek project in 2023. Navarre Creek is a vast
exploration zone, multiple times larger than the Empire Mine open-pit area. We
initially selected four target areas, and it is very encouraging to note that
two of those areas have returned mineralization of significance, worthy of
further follow-up.

 

"Holes NC23-01 through NC23-07 were drilled to test Target Area 1 on the
southwest end of the claim block specifically targeting the mineralized Lehman
Creek fault Holes. NC23-08 through NC23-11 were drilled in Target Area 2, 4.77
kilometers northeast of Target Area 1. Target Area 2 tested a surface
geochemical anomaly identified during previous field mapping and surface
sampling in 2020. Target Area 3, holes NC23-12 - NC23-18, tested a
gold-antimony geochemical anomaly identified during field mapping, and Target
Area 4, holes NC23-19 - NC23-28, tested a jasperoid exposure identified during
field mapping.

 

"I am pleased to report that all seven of the Target Area 1 holes encountered
a continuous zone/band of low-grade gold mineralization. Each of the drill
holes NC23-01 to NC23-07 were angled and drilled perpendicular to the strike
of the Lehman Creek fault and cross dip. The seven holes were widely spaced at
various angles along 580 meters of the fault. The mineralized zone was
encountered between 19.2 meters and 44.2 meters true vertical depth along
strike, indicating that the zone is open along strike and down-dip. The
mineralized zone is clearly defined geochemically, and the consistency along
the strike is important in that it demonstrates the fault as a conduit for
gold-bearing fluids and at least one volcanic unit in the hanging-wall as a
suitable host for mineralization. The drilling results are representative of a
relatively shallow, near-surface portion of the mineralized system.  I am
very much looking forward to further testing down-dip and further along
strike. The initial drilling results in Target Area 1 were considered
significant enough that we expanded the Navarre Creek claim block to the
southwest by an additional 400 acres, bringing the total claim block size to
3,977 acres (16.09 km²).

 

"The assay results from the four drill holes NC23-13 through NC23-16, which
targeted an area with a gold-antimony surface anomaly identified during field
work, returned anomalous low-grade silver and silver-antimony.  1.5 meters of
1.10% (10,100 parts per million ('ppm')) antimony was present at a depth of
4.6 meters.  Antimony can be an important trace element in mineralized
systems as it can be associated with precious metals. While the four drill
holes tested a relatively small area, we now have a better understanding of
the subsurface geology and mineral potential in that specific area. The
remainder of the 28 drill holes showed little to no significant gold
mineralization.

 

"The Navarre Creek project covers nearly 4,000-acres. As we have reported in
the past, surficial evidence of mineralization is widespread and pervasive.
While the overall gold assay grades were low, the presence, location, depth,
and host lithology of the mineralization is important and will be used as a
tool for further stages of exploration. The activities at Navarre Creek are
very much grassroots, very early-stage exploration, not development drilling,
and we are satisfied to initially encounter this low-grade mineralization
early in the program as we continue to develop an understanding of the
dynamics of the system and explore for more substantial quantities of
mineralization.

 

"Given the latest bond funding news, we are clearly focusing our resources on
the development of the open-pit and will be for the foreseeable future.
However, our Idaho team will continue field work at Navarre Creek, Redstar,
and the Horseshoe area for the purposes of developing drill targets.  We will
update as appropriate as to progress on our exploration programs.

 

"In addition to reporting the Navarre Creek drilling results, I would like to
provide a brief update on the feasibility engineering for our Empire Open-Pit
Mine. We recently reported that the Company's corporate copper bond issue has
been fully subscribed for a principal value of US$80,000,000, which will be
drawn down and used for the construction of the open pit mine and processing
facility. While this funding will not have an impact on the mineral reserve
estimate or the metallurgical and design engineering completed to date, it
will provide the Company with the opportunity to outfit the open pit operation
with lower-cost, pre-owned equipment. Much of this equipment has already been
identified and is currently located within a 550-mile radius of the Empire
Mine. The purchase of this equipment is expected to have a material impact on
overall initial and sustaining capex, as well as on certain aspects of the
process design detail, construction logistics, and the overall equipment
procurement schedule. We have already procured pre-owned ball mills, assay
laboratory equipment and disk filtration units, at an estimated capex
reduction of US$8 million. These items all form an important part of the
feasibility work, which is now being updated accordingly."

 

 

 

 

Gold Mineralised Zone

 

Tables 1a - 1g highlight a consistent zone of gold mineralisation evident in
each of the seven reverse-circulation drill holes, NC23-01 through NC23-07,
completed in the southwest Target Area 1 along approximately 580 metres of the
Lehman Creek fault.  In each of the seven angled drill holes, a distinct zone
of low-grade gold mineralisation was consistently encountered in the
hanging-wall of the fault.   While the individual gold values in the
mineralised zone are low-grade, the zone itself is clearly defined and appears
to be laterally continuous along strike and open down dip.

 

Table 1a

 Drill Hole                    Intersection Metres         g/tonne
 Number                        From     To       Interval  Au        Ag
 Above mineralised zone        0        33.5     33.5      <0.01
 NC23-01                       33.5     35.1     1.5       0.06      0.6
 NC23-01                       35.1     36.6     1.5       0.13      0.9
 NC23-01                       36.6     38.1     1.5       0.14      1.2
 NC23-01                       38.1     39.6     1.5       0.09      0.6
 NC23-01                       39.6     41.1     1.5       0.05      0.7
 NC23-01                       41.1     42.7     1.5       0.10      0.9
 Below mineralised zone        42.7     61.0     18.3      <0.01

 NC23-01 Summary of Intercept  33.5     42.7     9.1       0.10      0.82

*drilling is measured in feet, multiplied by 0.3048, and reported in metres to
one significant digit

Table 1b

 Drill Hole                    Intersection Metres         g/tonne
 Number                        From     To       Interval  Au        Ag
 Above mineralised zone        0        36.6     33.5      <0.01
 NC23-02                       36.6     38.1     1.5       0.02      0.5
 NC23-02                       38.1     39.6     1.5       0.02      0.25
 NC23-02                       39.6     41.1     1.5       0.04      0.25
 NC23-02                       41.1     42.7     1.5       0.12      0.8
 NC23-02                       42.7     44.2     1.5       0.04      0.5
 NC23-02                       44.2     45.7     1.5       0.02      0.25
 Below mineralised zone        45.7     62.5     16.8      <0.01

 NC23-02 Summary of Intercept  36.6     45.7     9.1       0.04      0.43

*drilling is measured in feet, multiplied by 0.3048, and reported in metres to
one significant digit

 

 

 

 

 

Table 1c

 Drill Hole                    Intersection Metres         g/tonne
 Number                        From     To       Interval  Au        Ag
 Above mineralised zone        0        47.2     33.5      <0.01
 NC23-03                       47.2     48.8     1.5       0.06      0.5
 NC23-03                       48.8     50.3     1.5       0.14      1.1
 NC23-03                       50.3     51.8     1.5       0.04      0.25
 NC23-03                       51.8     53.3     1.5       0.02      0.25
 Below mineralised zone        45.7     73.2     27.5      <0.01

 NC23-03 Summary of Intercept  47.2     53.3     6.1       0.07      0.53

*drilling is measured in feet, multiplied by 0.3048, and reported in metres to
one significant digit

 

Table 1d

 Drill Hole                    Intersection Metres         g/tonne
 Number                        From     To       Interval  Au        Ag
 Above mineralised zone        0        38.1     33.5      <0.01
 NC23-04                       38.1     39.6     1.5       0.10      1.0
 NC23-04                       39.6     41.1     1.5       0.03      1.0
 NC23-04                       41.1     42.7     1.5       0.02      1.0
 Below mineralised zone        42.7     65.5     22.8      <0.01

 NC23-04 Summary of Intercept  38.1     42.7     4.5       0.05      1.00

*drilling is measured in feet, multiplied by 0.3048, and reported in metres to
one significant digit

 

Table 1e

 Drill Hole                    Intersection Metres         g/tonne
 Number                        From     To       Interval  Au        Ag
 Above mineralised zone        0        54.9     33.5      <0.01
 NC23-05                       54.9     56.4     1.5       0.06      0.7
 NC23-05                       56.4     57.9     1.5       0.08      1.5
 NC23-05                       57.9     59.4     1.5       0.02      1.0
 NC23-05                       59.4     61.0     1.5       0.03      1.0
 NC23-05                       61.0     62.5     1.5       0.04      0.7
 NC23-05                       62.5     64.0     1.5       0.03      1.0
 NC23-05                       64.0     65.5     1.5       0.07      1.7
 Below mineralised zone        44.2     80.8     36.6      <0.01

 NC23-05 Summary of Intercept  54.9     65.5     10.7      0.05      1.09

*drilling is measured in feet, multiplied by 0.3048, and reported in metres to
one significant digit

 

 

Table 1f

 Drill Hole                    Intersection Metres         g/tonne
 Number                        From     To       Interval  Au        Ag
 Above mineralised zone        0        27.4     33.5      <0.01
 NC23-06                       27.4     29.0     1.5       0.06      0.8
 NC23-06                       29.0     30.5     1.5       0.07      0.6
 NC23-06                       30.5     32.0     1.5       0.06      0.5
 NC23-06                       32.0     33.5     1.5       0.15      1.5
 NC23-06                       33.5     35.1     1.5       0.06      0.7
 NC23-06                       35.1     36.6     1.5       0.15      1.1
 NC23-06                       36.6     38.1     1.5       0.14      1.6
 NC23-06                       38.1     39.6     1.5       0.20      1.3
 NC23-06                       39.6     41.1     1.5       0.08      0.9
 NC23-06                       41.1     42.7     1.5       0.09      1.2
 NC23-06                       42.7     44.2     1.5       0.05      0.7
 NC23-06                       44.2     45.7     1.5       0.23      1.3
 NC23-06                       45.7     47.2     1.5       0.10      1.2
 NC23-06                       47.2     48.8     1.5       0.05      0.25
 NC23-06                       48.8     50.3     1.5       0.06      0.25
 Below mineralised zone        50.3     76.2     25.9      <0.01

 NC23-06 Summary of Intercept  27.4     50.3     22.9      0.10      0.93

*drilling is measured in feet, multiplied by 0.3048, and reported in metres to
one significant digit

 

Table 1g

 Drill Hole                    Intersection Metres         g/tonne
 Number                        From     To       Interval  Au        Ag
 Above mineralised zone        0        30.5     33.5      <0.01
 NC23-07                       30.5     32.0     1.5       0.11      1.9
 NC23-07                       32.0     33.5     1.5       0.08      1
 NC23-07                       33.5     35.1     1.5       0.06      0.7
 NC23-07                       35.1     36.6     1.5       0.03      0.25
 NC23-07                       36.6     38.1     1.5       0.06      0.9
 NC23-07                       38.1     39.6     1.5       0.11      2
 NC23-07                       39.6     41.1     1.5       0.08      1.8
 NC23-07                       41.1     42.7     1.5       0.10      1.4
 NC23-07                       42.7     44.2     1.5       0.11      1.2
 NC23-07                       44.2     45.7     1.5       0.12      1.1
 NC23-07                       45.7     47.2     1.5       0.10      1.2
 NC23-07                       47.2     48.8     1.5       0.07      0.8
 Below mineralised zone        44.2     106.7    62.5      <0.01

 NC23-07 Summary of Intercept  30.5     48.8     18.3      0.09      1.19

*drilling is measured in feet, multiplied by 0.3048, and reported in metres to
one significant digit

 

 

 

 

 

Figure 1

Figure 1 is a cross-section illustrating the mineralised zone described in
tables 1a-1g. Cross-sections represented by individual drill holes can be seen
at https://phoenixcopperlimited.com/navarrecreek
(https://phoenixcopperlimited.com/navarrecreek) .

 

Tables 2a to 2d highlight anomalous silver + antimony values above a 0.25 ppm
detection limit.  There is geological evidence suggesting that elevated
silver and antimony values are hosted within a specific geological unit
located in the central portion of the Navarre Creek claim block.  The
geological unit is capped by younger rocks on the west and south, limiting
surface exposure.  Further geochemical characterisation and study is
warranted to the west and south to determine, if possible, the source of
mineralisation.

 

Table 2a

 Drill Hole              Intersection Metres         g/tonne
 Number                  From     To       Interval  Au     Ag    Sb
 Above mineralised zone  Surface
 NC23-13                 0.0      1.5      1.5       0.01   1.9   453
 NC23-13                 1.5      3.0      1.5       0.01   1.9   600
 NC23-13                 3.0      4.6      1.5       0.01   1.9   666
 NC23-13                 4.6      6.1      1.5       0.02   2.2   10100
 NC23-13                 6.1      7.6      1.5       0.005  0.25  468

*drilling is measured in feet, multiplied by 0.3048, and reported in metres to
one significant digit

 

Table 2b

 Drill Hole              Intersection Metres         g/tonne
 Number                  From     To       Interval  Au     Ag    Sb
 Above mineralised zone  Surface
 NC23-14                 0.0      1.5      1.5       0.01   1.9   1930
 NC23-14                 1.5      3.0      1.5       0.01   1.2   612
 NC23-14                 3.0      4.6      1.5       0.01   1.7   489
 NC23-14                 4.6      6.1      1.5       0.01   1.4   343
 NC23-14                 6.1      7.6      1.5       0.005  0.25  92
 NC23-14                 7.6      9.1      1.5       0.005  1.2   140
 NC23-14                 9.1      10.7     1.5       0.01   1.5   272
 NC23-14                 10.7     12.2     1.5       0.01   2.2   619
 NC23-14                 12.2     13.7     1.5       0.02   2.5   485
 NC23-14                 13.7     15.2     1.5       0.02   2.1   450
 NC23-14                 15.2     16.8     1.5       0.02   1.3   218
 NC23-14                 16.8     18.3     1.5       0.01   0.5   109
 NC23-14                 18.3     19.8     1.5       0.02   0.8   140
 NC23-14                 19.8     21.3     1.5       0.01   0.25  55
 NC23-14                 21.3     22.9     1.5       0.16   0.25  42

*drilling is measured in feet, multiplied by 0.3048, and reported in metres to
one significant digit

 

Table 2c

 Drill Hole  Intersection Metres         g/tonne
 Number      From     To       Interval  Au    Ag
 NC23-15     129.5    131.1    1.5       0.05  0.25
 NC23-15     131.1    132.6    1.5       0.53  4.3
 NC23-15     132.6    134.1    1.5       0.26  1.7
 NC23-15     134.1    135.6    1.5       0.16  2.8
 NC23-15     135.6    137.2    1.5       0.02  0.25

*drilling is measured in feet, multiplied by 0.3048, and reported in metres to
one significant digit

 

Table 2d

 Drill Hole  Intersection Metres         g/tonne
 Number      From     To       Interval  Au     Ag
 NC23-16     0.0      1.5      1.5       0.03   4.2
 NC23-16     1.5      3.0      1.5       0.06   4.7
 NC23-16     3.0      4.6      1.5       0.04   3.3
 NC23-16     4.6      6.1      1.5       0.005  0.5

*drilling is measured in feet, multiplied by 0.3048, and reported in metres to
one significant digit

 

Assay results for the remainder of the 28 drill holes showed little to no
significant gold mineralisation.

 

Background on Navarre Creek

During the 2021 field season, Phoenix contracted Magee Geophysical Services
to acquire approximately 169 line-kilometres of total field magnetic
measurements at the Company's Navarre Creek project and SpecTIR,
LLC of Reno, Nevada to complete an airborne hyperspectral survey of the
same Navarre Creek area to identify prospective exploration targets in an
area, many of which are largely concealed by glacial till.

The ground magnetics survey looked specifically for magnetite and
magnetic-bearing minerals, some of which have been identified in limited
outcroppings, while the hyperspectral imaging helps to identify alteration
minerals often associated with precious metal deposition.

Hyperspectral imaging incorporates a small airplane with mounted infrared
lights and sensors to detect a wide range of wavelengths, mineral absorption
and reflectance within the target area. The wavelength data collected in this
survey are VNIR (Visible and Near-Infrared), SWIR (Short-Wave Infrared), and
LWIR (Long-Wave Infrared). The human eye can detect wavelengths (colours) from
390 nanometers ('nm') to 700nm. The VNIR and SWIR sensors collected wavelength
data from 390nm to 2,450nm, while the LWIR sensors ranged from 8,000nm to
12,000nm.

The Navarre Creek project is located within an intrusive dome complex, where
the magnetic components in overlying volcanic lithologies are destroyed by
silicic alteration associated with steam-heated, acidic, and oxidised
hydrothermal fluids. The survey highlighted several such areas including
the Lehman Creek fault, one or more porphyry plugs, and several
contacts/faults.

The survey identified volcanic-associated alteration that is both acidic and
of fairly high temperature as evidenced by pyrophyllite and dickite. As would
be expected in the Challis Volcanic Field, the white mica is Al-rich
(paragenetic) and also shows zoned crystallinity patterns, typical of
intermediate-to-high sulfidation systems, and is likely proximal to a magmatic
heat source. The presence of iron oxide associated with some of these zones
adds prospectivity. The alteration pattern is useful in developing an
exploration model to optimise future drill targets.

During the summer of 2020, Konnex Resources' exploration team previously
mapped and sampled the Company's Navarre Creek gold property, which was then
comprised of 2,420 acres of unpatented mining claims, located approximately
5km north-northwest of the Empire Mine.  90 rock chip and grab samples were
collected in the hydrothermally altered volcanic rocks that make up
the Navarre Creek claims and sent to ALS Laboratories in Reno, USA for
geochemical analysis.

Of the 90 samples, 53 were above the detection limit for gold with a high of
0.569 grammes per tonne ('g/t'), and 25 above the detection limit for
silver.

The Navarre Creek claim block now covers 3,977 acres (16.09 km²),
representing over 6 km of prospective strike length, including an area of
secondary alteration thought to be epithermal in nature, with over 2.5 km of
highly brecciated, west trending jasperoid intersecting argillically and
silicically altered Eocene Challis volcanics.

Qualified Person

The foregoing technical information in this news release has been reviewed and
verified by Dennis Thomas, ACSM, FIMMM, FGS, CEng, Eurlng, co-founder of
Phoenix Copper Limited and Member of the Company's Advisory Board.  Mr.
Thomas has held both executive and non-executive roles in a number of
international private and public natural resources companies and is a
chartered mining engineer from the Camborne School of Mines. He is a
Qualified Person under the AIM Rules and consents to the inclusion of the
information in the form and the context in which it appears.

Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling was conducted by Midnight Sun
Drilling, Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada, and was supervised by the
Konnex exploration team. All assays reported are uncut unless otherwise
stated. Samples reported herein were assayed by ALS USA, Inc. of Reno,
Nevada which is independent of Phoenix. All Reverse Circulation assays
reported were obtained using a four-acid digestion and ICP-AES finish with
overruns completed on values exceeding 10,000 ppm for Cu, Zn, and Pb and 100
g/t for Ag. The only exception being that Au assays reported were obtained
using a fire assay with AA-finish or using gravimetric finish for values over
100 g/t Au.

Intercepts cited do not necessarily represent true widths, unless otherwise
noted, however, drilling is generally intersecting interpreted mineralised
zones at angles between ±30°. True width determinations are not estimated
due to the irregular shape of the skarn mineralisation.

Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance

Phoenix is committed to meeting and exceeding the environmental standards
required by law as a core value of the Company. The baseline environmental
data collected to date will be used for furthering the permitting process, but
as importantly, will be used as the building blocks for the Company's ongoing
Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) platform, overseen by
the Company's ESG & Sustainability Committee. The Company has recently
published its 2023 Sustainability Report, which can be viewed on the Company's
website.

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constitute inside information as stipulated under the Market Abuse Regulations
(EU) No. 596/2014, which has been incorporated into UK law by the European
Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018. Upon the publication of this announcement via
the Regulatory Information Service, this inside information is now considered
to be in the public domain.

For further information please visit  https://phoenixcopperlimited.com
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(Financial PR)

 

Notes

Phoenix Copper Limited is an emerging producer and exploration company
specialising in base and precious metals, with an initial focus on copper,
gold, and silver extraction from an open-pit mining operation within the
United States.

 

Located in the historic Alder Creek mining district near Mackay, Idaho,
Phoenix's flagship asset is the Empire Mine, in which the Company holds an 80%
ownership stake. The historic Empire underground mine, located beneath the
surface of the Company's proposed open pit, boasts a rich history of producing
high-grade copper, gold, silver, zinc, and tungsten.

 

Since 2017, Phoenix has executed extensive drilling initiatives, resulting in
the estimation of mineral reserves.  The Proven and Probable reserves at
Empire are 10.1 million tonnes containing 109,487,970 lbs of copper, 104,000
ounces of gold, and 4,654,400 ounces of silver, equating to 66,467 copper
equivalent tonnes.

 

In addition to the Empire Mine, Phoenix's holdings in the district also
encompass the Horseshoe, White Knob, and Blue Bird Mines, all of which have
been producers of copper, gold, silver, zinc, lead, and tungsten from
underground operations, a new high-grade silver and lead orebody at Red Star,
and the Navarre Creek gold exploration project, which was first drilled in
2023. The Company's land package at Empire spans 8,434 acres (34.13 sq km).

 

Phoenix also owns two cobalt properties situated along the Idaho Cobalt Belt
to the north of Empire. An Earn-In Agreement has been established concerning
one of these properties.

 

Phoenix is listed on London's AIM (PXC), and trades on the New York OTCQX
Market (PXCLF and PXCLY (ADRs)). More details on the Company, its assets and
its objectives can be found on PXC's website
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