PJX Resources Identifies New Target Area with Sullivan Style Deposit Potential

PJX Resources Inc. has discovered a third large target area on the Dewdney Trail Property in southeastern British Columbia with potential for a Sedex type deposit, akin to the Sullivan deposit. The Sullivan district, historically operated by Cominco/Teck for over 90 years, is noted for its significant silver, lead, and zinc outputs before closing in 2001.

The newly identified target is in the Grundy Creek area, below two previously discovered targets: Estella Basin and Lewis Ridge. This new area features a historic adit with magnetic sulphide boulders and a 2 km long magnetic anomaly marked by zinc, lead, manganese, and barium presence.

John Keating, President of PJX, emphasized the exceptional deposit potential of these areas. PJX plans to continue drilling, expanding exploration, and seeking strategic partnerships to further develop these promising sites.