Aeonian Resources maps multiple copper-bearing horizons along 50-km Koocanusa corridor in British Columbia

• Aeonian outlined an updated exploration model for its 100%-owned Koocanusa copper-silver project in southeastern British Columbia.
• Data integration identified multiple copper-bearing horizons across an approximately 50-kilometer western corridor, expanding targets beyond the Jake showing.
• Database now logs 98 copper occurrences: 2 drilled sites, 46 sampled sites, 50 prospected sites with surface mineralization.
• Jake drilling intersected two mineralized bands near the top of the Middle Creston Formation; Lower and Middle prospective units remain untested.
• Regional faults, including the 18-kilometer McGillivray Fault, were flagged as potential fluid pathways, guiding future sampling and drill targeting.

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