Sego Resources Drilling Underway
Sego mobilizes a drill rig for a 2,000m program targeting deep porphyry targets at the Miner Mountain project.
Sego Resources Inc. announced that diamond drilling has officially commenced at its Miner Mountain Project in British Columbia. The company plans to drill a total of 2,000 meters as part of its fall-winter exploration program.
The release outlines standard Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) protocols, including certified reference samples, duplicates, blanks, and check assays at an external laboratory. This follows the October 15, 2026 announcement where drill sites were selected and the program was confirmed as fully financed.
Sego Resources Inc. (SGZ) has begun drilling, a routine execution step following the company’s October 15, 2026 announcement. This activity confirms management’s plan to test deep Induced Polarization (IP) chargeability anomalies beneath the Cuba and South Gold Zones for potential porphyry copper-gold mineralization.
The news introduces no new targets, financial terms, or unexpected developments. The market was already aware of the planned 2,000-meter program, and the current activity aligns with the company's stated exploration timeline.
Sego Resources Inc. is an exploration-stage junior focused on the Miner Mountain Project, a 2,056-hectare alkalic porphyry copper-gold property located 15 km north of the Copper Mountain Mine, operated by Hudbay Minerals Inc., near Princeton, B.C. The project features near-surface disseminated gold mineralization and deeper copper-gold porphyry IP targets. Sego holds a 100% interest in the property and maintains a Memorandum of Understanding with the Upper Similkameen Indian Band. The company has received an Award of Excellence for reclamation work on the project.