Great Plains Metals reports widespread copper mineralization at North Gawler Craton project

• Great Plains Metals identified widespread outcropping copper mineralization at its North Gawler Craton project in South Australia, shifting exploration toward intrusion-related systems.
• Mapping outlined a mineralized intrusive corridor measuring 25–30 kilometers long by 10–15 kilometers wide.
• Selective grab samples returned peak copper grades of 31.1% at Coominaree and 29.2% at Warloan; results are not representative of overall grades.
• The company holds a 37.1% equity stake in project operator Eversley Resources, with an option to increase ownership.
• Follow-up mapping and drill targeting are underway, with assays expected in December ahead of planned drilling during April–October 2027.

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