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Highlights

  • Indicated Resource: 192,000 oz gold and 16.67 million lbs copper at Brewer Project.
  • Inferred Resource: 210,000 oz gold and 8.28 million lbs copper identified.
  • Additional backfill resource potential of 139,000 oz gold and 9.05 million lbs copper.

Carolina Rush Corporation (OTCQB: PUCCF) has refiled its Technical Report for the Brewer Gold-Copper Project in South Carolina following a review by the Ontario Securities Commission. The amended filing incorporates several updates to align with regulatory requirements and industry standards.

Key revisions include the removal of Patrick Quigley as a co-author to ensure the independence of the qualified persons, the application of updated Canadian Institute of Mining (CIM) Guidelines, and adjustments to metallurgical recovery assumptions. These changes aim to enhance the technical rigor and transparency of the project’s reported mineral resources.

The updated resource estimate for the Brewer Project indicates 6,167,000 tonnes of Indicated Resources grading 0.97 grams per tonne (g/t) gold and 1,266 parts per million (ppm) copper. This equates to contained metal of approximately 192,000 ounces of gold and 16.67 million pounds of copper.

Inferred Resources are reported at 8,828,000 tonnes grading 0.74 g/t gold and 425 ppm copper, representing an estimated 210,000 ounces of gold and 8.28 million pounds of copper. In addition, the report outlines an Inferred Backfill Resource of 11,900,000 tonnes grading 0.36 g/t gold and 345 ppm copper, containing roughly 139,000 ounces of gold and 9.05 million pounds of copper.

While the Inferred category resources expand the project’s potential, they carry a lower confidence level than Indicated Resources and will require additional exploration drilling to upgrade their classification. The backfill resources, in particular, are considered theoretical until further metallurgical testing is completed to determine recoverability.

The refiled report underscores the importance of regulatory compliance and technical independence in mineral resource reporting. By updating recovery assumptions and adhering to current CIM Guidelines, Carolina Rush has sought to provide more accurate and reliable project data.

The Brewer Gold-Copper Project remains a multi-metal exploration target with both open-pit and potential backfill mineralization opportunities. Future work is expected to focus on metallurgical studies, infill drilling, and economic assessments to determine the feasibility of extracting both gold and copper from the identified resources.

The refiling follows standard practice in the mining sector when regulators identify areas for clarification or revision, and it ensures that the company’s disclosure aligns with reporting requirements in both Canada and the United States.