In this Company Update, I am joined by Ryan O’Regan, CEO of Getty Copper (TSX.V: GTC). The company is undergoing a significant refresh under new management, revitalizing a project with a rich history in South Central British Columbia. Located immediately north of Teck’s Highland Valley Copper Mine, Getty Copper is about to begin a 16,000 meter drill program aimed at upgrading the historic resource and making new discoveries.
Key Discussion Points:
- Project History and Legacy: Ryan discusses the long-standing history of the Getty Copper project, including a historic resource from 2010.
- Fully Funded 16,000m Drill Program: The company is about to commence an extensive two-phase drilling program initially focused on the Getty North and Getty South deposits.
- Resource Expansion and Depth Potential: An analysis of the Getty North porphyry system, which remains open at depth, and the strategy to update the historical 2010 resource estimate.
- High-Reward Exploration Targets: Beyond the known resource, the team is targeting several anomalies including the Glossie and Dot properties to uncover further upside across the 24,000-hectare land package.
- Management and Technical Expertise: An introduction to the new leadership team, including VP of Exploration Roy Greig.
Feel free to email me with any follow up questions for Ryan. My email is Fleck@kereport.com.
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