Join us as we speak with Jordan Black, CEO and director of Ramp Metals (TSX-V:RAMP), about the company’s emerging copper-silver-zinc volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) discovery at the Rottenstone Southwest Project in Saskatchewan, Canada, and its upcoming drilling plans.
Key topics discussed:
- Rottenstone Southwest discovery: Ramp Metals has identified a ‘high-grade’ copper VMS system, with mineralisation intersected in all nine holes from its latest drill program
- Drilling strategy and economic potential: With approximately 19 holes drilled into the VMS system, the company plans to add another 20–30 holes to better understand the deposit and assess its potential economics
- Upcoming exploration plans: A newly constructed camp near the Rush target is expected to support winter drilling, while geophysics and plate modelling will help guide future drill targeting
About the guest and company:
Jordan Black is CEO and director of Ramp Metals, which is exploring a potential new district in Saskatchewan. At Rottenstone Southwest, the company initially targeted nickel sulphides before identifying copper, silver, and zinc VMS potential.
Watch the full interview to gain insights into Ramp Metals’ discovery, exploration strategy, and plans to advance Rottenstone Southwest.
