
Intrepid Metals Prepares for First Porphyry Test at Corral
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Intrepid Metals CEO Matthew Lennox-King discusses preparations for a 10,000-metre drill program at the Corral Copper Project in Arizona, expected to begin in the second week of September. The program will take a dual-track approach, with roughly half the drilling focused on expanding the known high-grade CRD mineralization and the other half testing potential porphyry targets for the first time. Lennox-King explains the geological evidence supporting the porphyry thesis, upcoming IP work to refine drill targets, and what would constitute a successful discovery. With approximately C$19.5 million in treasury, Intrepid says it has the flexibility to expand the program if drilling delivers success.
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