Arras Minerals Reports Promising Drill Results at Elemes Project

Arras Minerals Corp. has announced encouraging drill results from its Elemes Project in Northeast Kazakhstan. Drillholes EL25012 and EL25013 revealed significant mineralization, testing targets along the Berezski Trend. Hole EL25012 intersected 578 meters grading 0.41% CuEq, including a notable 440 meters grading 0.49% CuEq. This marks the thickest gold-copper interval encountered at Berezski Central.

CEO Tim Barry highlighted the successful start to their Phase 2 drilling campaign. Hole EL25013, although lower in grade, showed extensive porphyry-style mineralization, expanding prospects along the Berezski Anomaly. The ongoing 20,000-meter Phase 2 program aims to refine targets across this 8.8-kilometer trend.

Arras's Elemes Project, spread over 531 square kilometers, benefits from robust infrastructure, including power lines and heavy rail access. It lies in a prolific metallogenic belt near significant regional deposits. Arras continues its exploration with further surveys and drilling planned.