Kodiak Copper Corp. (TSX-V:KDK) has significantly extended copper-gold mineralization at the Man Zone of its MPD copper-gold porphyry project in southern British Columbia.
The latest drill results show highlights of 0.45% copper equivalent over 116 metres from bedrock surface, with a broader zone of 0.17% over 337 metres.
The mineralisation remains open in multiple directions.
These are some of the best-ever results from Man and confirm copper and gold from surface, and additional zones of porphyry mineralization to 995 metres depth.
The drill holes ended in mineralization.
"With these latest results from the Man Zone we have once again validated our exploration models,” said Claudia Tornquist, chief executive of Kodiak.
“We have now proven extensive mineralization at three targets zones, Gate, West and Man, as we continue to build critical mass at our MPD project. The first two holes at Man are a promising start and it is encouraging to see mineralization right from bedrock surface as well as to a depth of almost a kilometre. Over the coming months we are looking forward to many more results from the five targets we drilled this year."