Ramp Metals CEO Shares 2024 Drill Plans for Rottenstone Project in Saskatchewan

“When we ran our geophysics, we discovered this magnetic eye structure with a beautiful EM conductor in the middle, which forms the eye. That was at near surface … It looked very similar to the Nova Bollinger Eye that was discovered by Mark Bennett,” Ramp Metals CEO Jordan Black said.

Ramp Metals (TSXV:RAMP) CEO Jordan Black discussed the company's veteran team of geologists and advisors, and its plans for drilling at its Rottenstone SW nickel-copper-platinum project in Northern Saskatchewan, Canada, to better understand the property’s subsurface geology.

The project's Rottenstone Eye structure is believed to be a major feeder chamber with conductive targets showing striking similarities to the geophysical response of the Nova-Bollinger deposit in Western Australia, which was discovered by geologist Dr. Mark Bennett and his team and later sold for AU$1.8 billion.

After Ramp discovered the similarities between the Rottenstone Eye and the Nova Eye structure at Nova-Bollinger, the company contacted Bennett to get his thoughts about its project. Bennett joined the team as a strategic advisor.

“He was surprised at the similarities between our project and his," Black said. "So we've built this world-class advisory team, including (Bennett) himself to help mentor us through this discovery process."

In addition to Bennett, Ramp also brought in veteran geologists Scott McLean and Richard Murphy. McLean has undertaken significant work at the Sudbury Nickel Camp in Ontario, Canada.

“We're a small team, but we have these great technical advisors on our team as well,” Black said.

The company plans to conduct an extensive ground geophysics program in the summer. The project is permitted for up to 2,000 meters of drilling, according to Black. Ramp plans to expand the drilling program to 5,000 or 10,000 meters to further define the resource under the surface.

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