Just when SPC Nickel thought it had plenty to chase, a whole new layer of targets appeared! 👀
SPC Nickel (TSX-V:SPC) has identified significant untested conductive anomalies at its Muskox Copper-Nickel-PGM Project in Nunavut, Canada, with some stretching as deep as 2,000m.
President and CEO Grant Mourre joins Danielle Doporto to unpack the latest geophysical results and why the company is now looking both shallow and deep for its next potential discovery.
Key topics discussed:
- Seeing deeper: A ground magnetotelluric survey covering approximately 60km² reveals new exploration targets
- Targets stacking up: Shallow anomalies reinforce earlier airborne survey results, while a deeper target zone extends from approximately 750m to 2,000m
- Drilling decisions: Why SPC may prioritise shallower targets while considering how to test the deeper anomalies in its planned 2027 campaign
About the guest and company:
Grant Mourre is the president and CEO of SPC Nickel, a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on copper, nickel, and platinum group metals. Its flagship Muskox Project in Nunavut covers a large, historically explored mafic-ultramafic intrusion, while its portfolio also includes the Lockerby East Project in Ontario’s Sudbury Mining Camp.
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