Neoterrex Minerals samples 4.06% Cu at Gravitas

Executive Summary

• Neoterrex Minerals Inc. released additional assay results from its summer exploration program at its 100%-owned Gravitas project in Quebec, highlighting significant copper and tungsten values.
• The company identified a new mineralized quartz veining discovery 500 metres south of the historical Petosa tungsten zone, with grab samples returning up to 1.23% copper and 0.61 g/t gold.
• In the southern block, the exploration team extended a north-south-trending quartz vein by 10 metres, with grab samples assaying up to 4.06% copper and 13.3 g/t silver.

Key Details

• Northern Block (Petosa Tungsten Zone):
  • Grab samples from exposed quartz veins assayed between 0.1% and 0.5% Tungsten (W).
  • Historical trenches were found filled with debris; further work requires mechanical excavation to expose and sample the larger vein portion.
  • Historical context: Scheelite-bearing quartz veins up to five metres wide and 150 metres in length were exposed in the 1930s.
• New Discovery (South of Petosa Zone):
  • Located 500 metres south of the Petosa zone and near a forestry road.
  • Three grab samples returned Copper (Cu) values between 1.16% and 1.23%.
  • Eight grab samples assayed between 0.11 g/t and 0.61 g/t Gold (Au).
• Southern Block:
  • A north-south-trending quartz vein hosting copper-bearing sulphides was extended by 10 metres (previously reported strike length of 25 metres).
  • Grab samples from the extension assayed 1.80% and 4.06% Copper.
  • Associated Silver (Ag) values in grab samples were 9.09 g/t and 13.3 g/t.
• Technical Details:
  • Samples were analyzed by ALS Canada Ltd. using methods ME-OG46, Cu-OG46, ME-MS85, and ME-MS41.
  • Blanks and certified reference materials (OREAS 622 and CDN-W-2) were included.
  • Assays are pending for 33 samples.
  • The company notes that grab samples are selective and may not represent average grades.

Notable Quotes

• "Grab samples are selective by nature and may not represent average grades on the project."