BCM Completed Core Cutting and Sampling of Strongly Mineralized TK20 Porphyry/Skarn Mineralized Drill Core.
BCM completes core processing for the record TK20 intercept, with assay results expected to serve as the next catalyst for the project.
BCM Resources Corporation (B) has completed core logging, sawing, and sample collection for diamond drill hole TK20 at its Thompson Knolls project in Utah. Samples from the hole have been dispatched to the ALS International lab in Elko, Nevada, for assay preparation.
The company is concurrently advancing drill hole TK21, located approximately 250 meters west of TK20, to test the western extension of the mineralizing system. Additionally, Zonge International has completed an IP/MT geophysical survey covering three previously outlined anomalies, with data currently undergoing processing.
This update follows the August 17 announcement that TK20 was completed to a total depth of 4,317 feet (1,261 meters), intersecting a record 1,951-foot (594-meter) mineralized interval of intercalated latite porphyry dikes and skarn.
BCM Resources Corporation (B) issued an operational update following the completion of the TK20 drill hole. Core processing is a standard step in the exploration cycle, and the company provided no new assay results, grade estimates, or resource updates. The market had already priced in the drilling completion based on updates from August 17 and 19.
The announcement confirms that BCM Resources is maintaining momentum on its Phase 4 campaign and advancing parallel workstreams, including TK21 drilling and geophysical survey interpretation. While this progress reduces execution risk, it offers no immediate valuation uplift. The material catalyst remains the TK20 assay results, which will determine if the long intercept translates to economic grades and defines the porphyry core.
BCM Resources Corporation (TSX-V: B) is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on the Thompson Knolls (TK) project in Millard County, Utah. The project is a 100%-owned, 5,540-acre porphyry-skarn Cu-Au-Ag-Mo target buried under an estimated average of 610 meters (2,000 feet) of post-mineral fanglomerate cover.
Historical drilling (TK8) returned 155.4 meters grading 0.66% Cu, 0.12 g/t Au, and 7.4 g/t Ag. The current Phase 4 campaign aims to intersect the high-temperature porphyry core and define a larger skarn system.
The company holds a 10-year Plan of Operations approved by the BLM, allowing simultaneous drilling operations. Infrastructure is favorable, with proximity to Highway 50, rail lines, and the Bingham Canyon smelter.