Star Copper Initiates Drilling at Star North Target in British Columbia

Star Copper Corp., a minerals exploration company, has commenced its first drilling at the Star North target, located 1 km northeast of its Star Main site in British Columbia. The initial hole, SN-25-001, aims to reach a depth of 400 meters and currently progresses at 144 meters. This drilling seeks to explore the potential for a second copper center, reflecting promising preliminary results in surface exploration, geophysics, and geochemistry.

The Star North target is characterized by two copper styles and aligns with a significant geochemical anomaly. Following the success at Star Main, Star North presents a potential opportunity to establish it as part of a porphyry cluster. Recent surface samples have shown high copper and gold content, underscoring the target's exploratory significance.

CEO Darryl Jones highlighted this development as a major milestone in their 2025 exploration program, emphasizing the importance of demonstrating a secondary copper center. The company's rigorous quality control measures ensure reliable exploration and analytical processes. This development underscores Star Copper's ongoing commitment to advancing their strategic goals in the region.