Solitario Resources Reports Promising Copper-Molybdenum Findings at Cat Creek

Solitario Resources Corp. has announced notable results from its initial drilling at the Cat Creek copper-molybdenum project in Colorado. Drill holes CC-001 and CC-002 both showed significant porphyry-style mineralization. While CC-002 exhibited stronger visible mineralization, particularly in molybdenite and chalcopyrite, CC-001 also presented noteworthy molybdenum intervals.

CC-002 extended 641 meters, revealing key molybdenite layers, particularly between 371.8 and 584.5 meters. Chalcopyrite, predominantly found in the lower intervals, confirmed the presence of a copper-molybdenum porphyry system. This revelation aligns with Solitario's hypothesis of a potential discovery.

Chris Herald, CEO, highlighted the project's unexpected copper element, alongside elevated surface rhenium values, hinting at broader resource potential. Solitario intends to advance exploration through a detailed geophysical survey, aiming to better delineate mineralization zones.