C3 Metals Inc (TSX-V:CCCM, OTC:CARCF) CEO Dan Symons joined Proactive's Stephen Gunnion with news that two drill rigs have been mobilized to begin follow-up drilling at its highly prospective Bellas Gate copper-gold project in Jamaica.
The project spans a 30-kilometer strike extent with 16 porphyry and 40 epithermal targets.
Symons highlighted the significance of the new drilling campaign, as previous drilling was shallow, averaging less than 225 meters in depth. With the introduction of larger drill rigs, the company aims to explore the deeper extents of these targets, driven by promising indications of copper and gold mineralization. He emphasized the use of a smaller, cost-effective drill rig to efficiently explore along strike.
The drilling program is expected to conclude around late November to early December, and the company intends to release assay results every two to three weeks, enhancing momentum in the market.
C3 Metals also has developments in Peru, with a focus on community relations and permitting programs, and ongoing metallurgical work in Montana.
Symons anticipates a busy period ahead for the company, characterized by steady news flow and potential advancements in various projects.