Is Great Western Mining (LON:GWMO) sitting on a multi-metal jackpot?
Executive Chairman Brian Hall shares the significance of newly released soil sampling results that reveal a potential copper-tungsten system spanning nearly 3 km across the Huntoon project in Nevada. With two defined zones, a copper porphyry on one side and a copper-tungsten scarn on the other, now showing signs of connectivity, the company may be unlocking a previously overlooked mineral-rich corridor. In this update, Hall outlines what’s next, including lab results, trenching, gravity surveys, and why interest from major players is suddenly heating up.
Key Moments:
- 00:12 – Overview of Huntoon copper project and new soil results
- 01:06 – Describing the scale and geology of the valley
- 02:07 – West Huntoon copper porphyry potential
- 02:17 – M2 copper discovery and tungsten workings
- 03:33 – Evidence of 2.8 km copper-tungsten anomaly
- 04:55 – Potential scale of unified mineral system
- 06:06 – Proximity to US government’s critical metals reserve
- 06:35 – Next steps: Infill sampling, trenching, possible gravity survey
- 07:37 – Interest from potential farm-in partners
- 09:20 – Update on drilling at West Huntoon and Olympic Gold Project
- 10:55 – When to expect assay results and next shareholder updates
Great Western Mining Corporation is a precious metals and base metals exploration company focused on projects in Nevada, USA.
