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Kingfisher Metals drills 4,500+ meters at HWY 37, Forrest Kerr projects in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle

PUBT·08/11/2026 09:01:20
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Kingfisher Metals drills 4,500+ meters at HWY 37, Forrest Kerr projects in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle
  • Kingfisher Metals gave a 2026 exploration update for its HWY 37 and Forrest Kerr projects in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle.
  • Drilled more than 4,500 meters across seven holes since June; three diamond rigs remain active on the Hank target.
  • Initial core logging shows porphyry-style alteration at Hank; assays for all 2026 drilling remain pending.
  • First drill test at the Cash target intersected multiple diorite-to-syenite porphyry intrusions with pyrite-hematite-magnetite alteration to end of hole.
  • Work also includes 2,452 soil samples, ongoing IP surveys, airborne MMT surveys expected to start this week, and completed mapping in the Hank area.


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