GSP Soil Surveys Extend Surface Copper Targets and Flag In-Pit Expansion Potential at Alwin-Mer

An update from GSP Resource ( (TSE:GSPR) ) is now available.

GSP Resource Corp. reported final soil geochemical results from its Fall 2025 reconnaissance program at the Alwin Mine and Mer properties, confirming and expanding surface copper anomalies and supporting the potential for an undiscovered porphyry copper system. At the Mer area, soil sampling outlined a northwest-trending copper anomaly measuring roughly 175 by 120 metres, open to the northwest beyond historic trenching and drilling, while at the Alwin Mine south, elevated soil copper values near past high-grade drill intercepts suggest the potential to expand near-surface, in-pit resources along the south pit wall. Additional work around Little OK Lake indicates that strong copper-in-soil values there are likely related to historic tailings rather than a new bedrock source, helping the company refine its exploration focus and prioritize targets that could materially impact future resource growth at Alwin-Mer.

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GSP Resource Corp. is a mineral exploration company focused on advancing its Alwin Mine and Mer properties in British Columbia, targeting copper-dominant systems with associated silver and gold. The company is working in a historically explored mining district and is leveraging modern geochemical and hyperspectral techniques to evaluate the potential for new porphyry-style copper resources and near-mine resource expansion opportunities.

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