White Cliff Maps Extensive Copper Sulphides at Nunavut’s Danvers Prospect

An announcement from White Cliff Minerals Limited ( (AU:WCN) ) is now available.

White Cliff Minerals has reported encouraging early results from its 2026 reverse circulation drilling campaign at the Rae Copper Project’s Danvers area in Nunavut, where all five initial holes over more than 1,200 metres intersected visual copper sulphides along 1.3 kilometres of strike. The first hole was collared more than 5.2 kilometres from the existing Danvers 1 deposit, supporting the potential for district-scale mineralisation along the Teshierpi Fault Zone.

Subsequent holes recorded thick intervals of visual copper sulphides, with notable bornite and chalcocite mineralisation identified at depths exceeding 200 metres and within new zones such as the Teshierpi Fault Zone. Management says these observations validate its geophysical targeting strategy and highlight strong growth potential, with assays now dispatched and further drilling planned along more than 12 kilometres of combined strike, which could materially enhance the scale and significance of the Rae Copper Project if grades are confirmed.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:WCN) stock is a Buy with a A$0.05 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on White Cliff Minerals Limited stock, see the AU:WCN Stock Forecast page.

More about White Cliff Minerals Limited

White Cliff Minerals Limited is an Australian mineral exploration company focused on copper projects, with a key asset being the Rae Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada. The company targets large, district-scale copper systems, using geophysical datasets such as EM and magnetic surveys to guide drilling along major structures including the Teshierpi Fault Zone and the Danvers deposits.

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