Initiation Of Drone Supported Magnetic Survey At TK Greenfield Project

VANCOUVER – BCM Resources Corp (B) has initiated an airborne drone-supported magnetic survey at its Thompson Knolls (TK) greenfield Cu-Au-Ag-Mo project in southwestern Utah. Following the expansion of the TK land position via claim staking the Company began the drone-supported aeromagnetic survey over the newly acquired claims. The detailed survey (line spacing of 100 m) is anticipated to better delineate existing magnetic targets for our focused drilling of the mineralized TK intrusion extensions and potentially generate additional magnetic targets in the area. The survey is expected to be completed by soon.

Newly generated geophysical data will be merged with the existing project magnetic data and then processed to produce a 3D model of the TK mineralized porphyry system. We expect that this magnetic survey will help the Company’s efforts to identify the location of the potassic core with associated high-grade copper mineralization.

President Sergei Diakov, said, “TK Cu-Au-Ag-Mo porphyry system is entirely “blind” and has a significant size extension potential which means that we need to use all the tools in our exploration toolkit to vector to the copper core of the TK porphyry system. This magnetic survey will help us to delineate the extensions of the mineralized intrusion on the newly acquired ground and assist our technical team vectoring drilling to the highly mineralized potassic core of the system.”