Ramp Metals Mobilizes Drill Rig for Expanded Drilling at Rottenstone SW VMS Project

An announcement from Ramp Metals Inc ( (TSE:RAMP) ) is now available.

Ramp Metals Inc. has mobilized a drill rig to its Rottenstone SW project in Saskatchewan, targeting the Rush, Ranger, Redridge and Runway zones on its Cu-Zn-Ag-Au VMS property. The project is fully permitted through 2027 for up to 150 drill holes, allowing the company to advance systematic exploration across multiple targets.

Key targets include Rush, where previous drilling returned notable copper, zinc and silver intervals, and Redridge, which has yielded promising copper and silver-in-soil anomalies at surface. At Runway, recent grab samples show platinum, palladium and nickel values, while a newly exposed shear zone at Ranger adds another focus for drilling, reflecting a maturing exploration model supported by several seasons of geophysics and prospecting.

Management says the expanded dataset from ground, borehole and airborne surveys should improve drill accuracy and help build on last year’s mineralization discoveries. The program’s scale and permitting position underline Ramp Metals’ intent to advance Rottenstone SW as a key asset in its effort to establish a new Saskatchewan copper-gold district, a development closely watched by investors seeking exposure to early-stage base and precious metals projects.

More about Ramp Metals Inc

Ramp Metals Inc. is a grassroots mineral exploration company focused on developing a potential new copper-gold district in Saskatchewan. Its flagship Rottenstone SW property, spanning 32,689 hectares in the Rottenstone Domain, hosts both a high-grade gold discovery and a new Cu-Zn-Pb-Ag volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) discovery.

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