Prospect Ridge Reports on Camelot Project Drilling in B.C.

Prospect Ridge Resources Corp. has announced the completion of its diamond drill program at the Camelot copper-gold project in British Columbia's Cariboo Mining District. The program focused on 10 holes over 2,010 meters, with findings highlighting the potential porphyry mineralization in the area. The company used visual observations and portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) results to confirm the presence of pyrite and chalcopyrite in the drill cores.

The final four holes, comprising 903 meters, targeted the northeastern section of a 1.7 km geophysical trend. Notably, hole CAM25-009 showed significant alteration and mineralization. The assays, expected soon, will provide more detailed results, potentially guiding future exploration at Camelot. Prospect Ridge plans further drilling in 2026, pending assay results.

CEO Len Brownlie praised the findings as a technical accomplishment, emphasizing the use of geophysical data to uncover uncharted mineralization. The results present a promising future for the Camelot project's exploration activities.