Perseverance Metals discovers nickel-copper sulphide-bearing intrusion at Voyageur project in Michigan

• Perseverance Metals reported a near-surface magmatic nickel-copper sulphide-bearing mafic-ultramafic intrusion at the Osprey target, Voyageur Project in Michigan.
• Three of four diamond drill holes intersected the intrusion, documented up to 50 meters thick with 3%-8% magmatic sulphides locally.
• Portable XRF screening indicated the sulphides are nickel- and copper-bearing; laboratory assays, geochemistry, petrography remain pending.
• Work program shifts to additional drilling, ground geophysics, borehole EM, geochemistry to vector toward potential massive sulphide zones.
• Disclosure compared the intrusion’s composition to Eagle and Tamarack systems; Eagle has generated over USD 3.2 billion revenue since 2014.

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