Questcorp Mining (CSE:QQQ) is pivoting its focus with the aim of seeking further visibility on its activities, following engaging GRA Enterprises to deliver a marketing and communications campaign.
Speaking to Mining.com.au, CEO Saf Dhillon says in a sense this shifts the company’s strategy, as now that the financing has closed.
“We have been performing some fieldwork in advance of the first ever maiden drilling program at the La Union Property,” Dhillon tells this news service.
“So, we figured the time is right to start getting some additional visibility on the company and of course our stock.”
Dhillon notes that as a less than two-year-old junior company, Questcorp has secured “significant” funding through experienced investors primarily in the US and European markets.
The company is now focusing on starting drilling at La Union, as well as securing approval of work permits at the North Vancouver Island Copper Project and conducting a field work program.
“We also would like to announce the return of assays after the initial phase of drilling and we would like to achieve the first ever ‘discovery hole’ at La Union,” the CEO says.
Under the terms of the deal with GRA, Questcorp is paying a one-time fee of US$30,000 for a three-month term, with the option to renew.
Dhillon adds that this partnership with the National Inflation Association allows the company to connect with a broader investment audience and amplify Questcorp’s message.
GRA Enterprise will be operating as the National Inflation Association which is based in Mooresville in North Carolina, US. It is an arms-length third-party with a record of investor communications for publicly-listed companies.
Questcorp Mining is focused on acquiring and exploring precious and base metal projects across North America.
The company holds an option to acquire the North Island Project, which covers 1,168 hectares on Vancouver Island, as well as the La Union Project in Sonora, Mexico.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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