NorthWest Copper Intersects 110 Metres Grading 1.86% Copper Equivalent at Kwanika
Bitget2026/10/21 13:27- NorthWest Copper reported 110 metres grading 1.86% copper equivalent at its wholly owned Kwanika project in British Columbia on Oct. 21, 2026.
- The Western Zone intersection included 16.1 metres grading 4.37% copper equivalent.
- Drilling identified a new mineralized structure grading 1.07% copper equivalent over 30 metres.
- Results extended existing mineralization 25 metres up-dip, identifying additional porphyry mineralization below previously defined zones.
- Reported assays now cover 14 of 43 completed holes, supporting greater confidence in future mineral resource classifications.
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