SLAM Exploration Announces Promising Copper Equivalent Intercepts

SLAM Exploration Ltd. has reported a notable 14.45-meter core interval with a copper equivalent (CuEq) grading of 1.60% from drill hole GW26-33, with significant intercepts including 3.48% CuEq over 1.9 meters, and 2.61% CuEq over 4.9 meters. This success comes alongside new discoveries from testing VTEM plate models within the Moose Lake Gold-Antimony Project.

The company is currently trenching on Moose Lake, having uncovered significant mineral zones, and continues exploration with over 2,750 meters drilled so far in 2026 on the Goodwin Copper-Nickel-Cobalt Project. SLAM has also resumed drilling following scheduled maintenance and awaits further assay results.

A $60,000 grant by New Brunswick supports this ongoing exploratory activity. Results from these projects, including the new sulphide discovery 2,000 meters from Logan Zone, hold significant promise for future developments in SLAM's exploration endeavors.