Star Copper Corp. Announces Positive Drill Results at Copper Creek

Star Copper Corp. has reported significant assay results from its latest drilling campaign at Copper Creek and Star North, part of the company's flagship Star Project in British Columbia. The CC-25-001 drill hole at Copper Creek confirmed mineralization with 57.0 meters of 0.614% CuEq within a broader interval of 111.0 meters of 0.348% CuEq. This reaffirms historical 1970s results, indicating extensive copper-gold deposits.

Star North also showed promising results, revealing a fertile porphyry-style alteration system. Although initial grades were modest, the findings enhance the potential for future exploration. Both sites are now prioritized targets for the 2026 drilling campaign, underlining the project's broader scale and potential.

CEO Darryl Jones emphasized the importance of these developments, pointing out that they reveal multiple mineralized centers within the project, thus expanding the exploration opportunities beyond the previously focused Star Main zone.