Kutcho Copper Further Expands Mineralization Down Dip at Main

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Kutcho is currently working towards completion of its feasibility study for the project, which it said is still on target to be completed by Q2, 2019.

Kutcho Copper (TSXV:KC) has announced drill results from the Main deposit at its Kutcho high-grade copper-zinc project located in British Columbia.

Highlight intersections from Main deposit include:

  • KC18-261 with 9.9m of 1.29 percent copper, 4.1 percent zinc, 35.1 grams per tonne (g/t) silver, 0.34 g/t gold or 3.5 percent copper equivalent (including 4.4m of 5.0 percent copper equivalent)
  • KC18-271 with 9.9m of 2.79 percent copper, 0.9 percent zinc, 72.9 g/t silver, 0.45g/t gold or 4.1 percent copper equivalent (including 2.8m of 10.9 percent copper equivalent)
  • KC18-285 with 4.9m of 0.87 percent copper, 4.3 percent zinc, 20.6g/t silver, 0.18g/t gold or 2.89 percent copper equivalent (including 2.3m of 5.0 percent copper equivalent)

President and CEO of Kutcho, Vince Sorace said:

“We have again successfully demonstrated the expansion potential at the Main deposit, adding to our resource expansion initiative. The company has been and continues to make great progress towards completion of its feasibility study, which is still on target to be completed by Q2, 2019.”

Click here to read the full Kutcho Copper (TSXV:KC) press release.

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