Brixton Metals (TSXV: BBB) has released the final assays from its 2026 drill campaign at the Camp Creek high-sulphidation target on its Thorn project. Fourteen holes returned broad gold-silver-copper intervals across the Glenfiddich Zone.
Highlights from the results include:
- THN26-371: 0.50 g/t gold equivalent (0.40 g/t gold, 6.40 g/t silver) over 58.00 metres from a depth of 48.00 metres
- THN26-375: 0.61 g/t gold equivalent (0.43 g/t gold, 9.30 g/t silver) over 43.26 metres from a depth of 145.85 metres
- THN26-385: 1.47 g/t gold equivalent (0.62 g/t gold, 44.00 g/t silver, 0.24% copper) over 17.58 metres from a depth of 135.52 metres
- Including 13.39 g/t gold equivalent (5.78 g/t gold, 405.00 g/t silver, 1.97% copper) over 1.18 metres from a depth of 150.59 metres
- THN26-383: 17.28 g/t gold equivalent (0.31 g/t gold, 1,100.00 g/t silver, 1.35% copper) over 0.50 metres from a depth of 218.00 metres
Chairman and CEO Gary R. Thompson said the drilling shows “what was originally interpreted as a single Glenfiddich vein is in fact a broader zone of multiple composite veins that continues to depth.” All six holes testing the down-dip extension intersected mineralization.
Glenfiddich now spans 580 metres along strike and 350 metres down-dip, and remains open.
Two of three holes drilled west of the Le Jeune Creek fault carried the structure across it, returning the highest silver grades of the program. Brixton views the veins as the shallow expression of the Camp Creek porphyry, which suggests the porphyry may extend west as well. Deep drilling has yet to test that theory.
The data will be incorporated into a mineral resource estimate now underway with APEX Geoscience, covering both the high-sulphidation zone and the deeper porphyry. The company expects to release it in the first quarter of 2027.
Brixton drilled 6,592 metres in 25 holes at Thorn this season. Assays remain pending from the Catalyst and Sentinel porphyries and the Trapper gold target.
Brixton Metals last traded at $0.61 on the TSX Venture.
