Highlights
- Phase 1 drilling at Green Monster intersected over 30% zinc, 36% copper, 5.7 oz/t silver, 0.0523% nickel, and 0.0019% cobalt in discovery hole GMST-4.
- The high-grade mineralized zone was encountered between 131m and 142m depth within the hanging wall of the Green Monster Fault Zone.
- Assays identified gallium values of up to 50 g/t.
- Phase 2 drilling completed six reverse circulation holes totalling about 3,320 feet, confirming multiple polymetallic mineralized zones.
- Glenstar is evaluating Terean geophysical survey technology and other advanced exploration tools to improve understanding of the property's geological structures.
Glenstar Minerals Inc. (CSE:GSTR) (OTCQB:GSTRF) (FRA:VO20) has provided a comprehensive update on its Green Monster Project in Clark County, Nevada, outlining milestones achieved since the launch of its Phase 1 drilling program in May 2025. Over the past year, the company has completed two drilling campaigns, identified high-grade polymetallic mineralization, expanded its geological understanding through geophysical surveys, and begun assessing advanced technologies to support future target development and drilling initiatives.
Phase 1 Drilling Uncovers High-Grade Polymetallic Zone
Initial reverse circulation drilling program, conducted in May 2025, led to the identification of a significant polymetallic mineralisation zone at the project. Assays from drill hole GMST-4 returned grades of over 30% zinc, 36% copper, 5.7 ounces per tonne silver, 0.0523% nickel, and 0.0019% cobalt.
The mineralized interval, encountered at depth between approximately 131m and 142m, occurs in the hanging wall of the district-scale Green Monster Fault Zone. The discovery hole targeted a magnetic anomaly identified during previous exploration programs and subsequently became the project's primary ‘discovery’ area.
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