Cascade Copper Maps Large Subsurface Intrusive Target at Bendor Gold-Tungsten Project

Cascade Copper Corp. ( (TSE:CASC) ) has shared an announcement.

Cascade Copper has completed a 3D magnetic inversion of airborne magnetic-radiometric data at its Bendor Gold-Tungsten Project in British Columbia, identifying a large interconnected intrusive body with multiple cupolas beneath known mineralized zones and gold-in-soil anomalies. The new model suggests that historic high-grade gold and tungsten mineralization at the Bristol workings may be linked to these magnetic features, indicating potential for a more extensive mineralized system.

The company plans to integrate the inversion results into a comprehensive 3D geological model, expand soil sampling, and conduct detailed mapping and sampling to refine future drill targets. Permit applications for diamond drilling and additional geophysics are expected following this work, with the program aimed at defining drilling targets in 2026 and potentially enhancing the project’s exploration upside in a well-endowed regional mining camp.

More about Cascade Copper Corp.

Cascade Copper Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on precious and strategic metals, including gold, tungsten, silver and copper. The company’s Bendor Gold-Tungsten Project in British Columbia is located near established operations such as Talisker Resources’ Bralorne Mine and Endurance Gold’s Reliance Project, positioning Cascade within a historically productive gold district.

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