Alaska Energy Metals Extends Higher-Grade Core Zone Mineralization ~600 Meters to the Southeast and Intersects Coarse-Grained Magmatic Sulfides, Eureka Deposit, Nikolai Project, Alaska

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Last update: Dec 3, 2024

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Alaska Energy Metals Chief Geologist Gabe Graf commented: “These two drill holes further increase the drilled strike extent of the Eureka Zone by 600 meters and confirms the higher-grade core zone extends to the southeast outside of the current resource. Drilling results continue to show the continuity and homogeneity of the Eureka Zone. With results from the remaining two drill holes anticipated soon, we can begin calculating an updated Mineral Resource Estimate. For the first time, coarse-grained magmatic sulfides were intersected and are being considered as an additional future exploration target.”