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Kutcho Copper has announced it has commenced field mobilization for the 2018 field program at its Kutcho project in BC.
Kutcho Copper (TSXV:KC) (has announced that it has commenced field mobilization of heavy equipment, camp facilities and drill rigs for the upcoming 2018 field program at it’s Kutcho project in northern British Columbia.
The company said in a release that it was currently sending heavy machinery, support vehicles, diamond drill rigs and camp expansion materials to the project site, which the company described in a pre-feasibility study in 2017 as having a 12 year mine life with 2,500 tonne per day production rate for a total life-of-mine payable production of 378 million pounds of copper and 473 million pounds of zinc.
As quoted in the press release, chief operating officer of Kutcho, Rob Duncan said:
“We are excited to get underway on the 2018 field program and are looking forward to the first drill turning in the coming weeks. This program will supply Kutcho Copper with key data necessary to expand the size of the project and to complete the feasibility study.”
Click here to view the full Kutcho Copper Corp (TSXV:KC) press release.
