Yukon Metals (CSE: YMC; US-OTC: YMMCF) is targeting a trio of the northwestern territory’s high-grade projects, some of which sit right beside all-season roads and the Alaska Highway.
CEO Rory Quinn says that of the company’s 17 assets, its stand-outs include Star-River and AZ, which respectively boast silver grades as high as 11,000 grams per tonne, and copper at 3.5%.
“We have a tremendous list of shareholders,” Elliott said this month during the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference. He cited the 25 million shares held by the Berdahl family of Snowline Gold (TSXV: SGD; US-OTC: SNWGF) pedigree, and the 18% of shares held by First Majestic Silver (TSX: FR; NYSE: AG) CEO Keith Neumeyer and Vancouver investor Mark Wolverton.
“We’ve got an experienced technical team where we can advance drilling on three projects at the same time. So geologically, incredibly exciting.”
For the coming year, the company’s planning to drill at Star-River and continue with IP, and conduct magnetic and airborne surveying at AZ, which sits close to the Alaska border.
Watch the full chat below with The Northern Miner’s western editor, Henry Lazenby. JV videos are paid-for content in arrangement with The Northern Miner.
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