Red Metal Resources maps 1-km chargeability trend in Carrizal copper-gold-cobalt IP survey, open at depth

• Red Metal reported preliminary 3D induced polarization results at its Carrizal copper-gold-cobalt project in Chile’s Atacama Region.
• The survey outlined a chargeability trend across six lines over about 1 km, open along strike and at depth.
• A secondary chargeability trend appeared on the eastern part of the grid at depth, aligning with a mapped and sampled vein.
• Coincident high chargeability with lower resistivity was interpreted as a favorable indicator of disseminated to semi-massive sulphides.
• Next steps include integrating results into a 3D model, then planning drilling to test the highest-priority IP targets.

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