Novared Mining Company (Private search engine: We want; OTCCP: NREDF) Public data compilation results related to the Wilmac copper and gold project in southwestern British Columbia built using MetalCore, the company’s AI mineral exploration platform.
MetalCore’s assessment of the project combined 10 mineral incidents, data on past production, approximately 19 assessment reports submitted between 1968 and 2025, as well as 38 regional geochemical samples and a regional aeromagnetic field survey into one priority target set.
“Even at this initial stage of development, MetalCore offers alternative insights that complement traditional exploration frameworks,” said Brian Goss, CEO of Novared Mining. “Although the outputs provided by this platform are preliminary, we are encouraged that MetalCore is already highlighting aspects of previous exploration for discussion and evaluation.” “It adds a meaningful new dimension to the Wilmac story and is a strong proof point for this platform and we look forward to implementing it elsewhere.”
MetalCore identified a platinum-group element signal across claims involving the Wilmac Project, which expands the company’s previous copper-gold thesis, and noted the following:
The Whipsaw Creek placer (BC Minfile 092HSE236) within the Trojan-Condor block is a former gold and platinum producer, and was operated intermittently between 1887 and 1935, with approximately 3,460 grams (111.24 troy ounces) of recorded gold production, with platinum present but not quantified.
The occurrence of Polaris 16 (092HSE117) is classified as both copper-type porphyry (copper) plus or minus Mo (molybdenum) plus or minus Au (gold) and Alaska-type Pt (platinum) plus or minus Os (osmium) plus or minus Rh (rhodium) plus or minus Ir (iridium) – a direct signature of the platinum group on plutonic rocks.
The platinum signal is interpreted to be spatially supported by geophysics: the Whipsaw device is located at an aeromagnetic height of 300 nT, and the Trojan-Condor cluster exhibits the strongest regional magnetic high of the three (plus 10 to plus 456 nT, average plus 212 nT), an interpreted magnetite-rich signature similar to that associated with the nearby mafic-ultramafic tolamine complex. The composite intrusion was interpreted from The Alaska type is recognized as the dominant source of alluvial platinum in the Tulameen River and many of its tributaries.
MetalCore’s regional assessment supports the geology surrounding the company’s previously reported strongest soil copper anomaly and identifies it as a prime target for potential mineralization. The maximum copper value of 1,125 parts per million (ppm) in the North Lamont network, which was first disclosed in the company’s press release dated May 13, 2026, is one of a number of moderate to severe anomalous soil samples taken along the extensive forest road network.
Novared Mining is focused on identifying, acquiring, exploring and developing copper and gold porphyry projects in British Columbia, leveraging the AI-enhanced geospatial technology platform it has developed to identify and evaluate potential mineral properties.
The company has an option to acquire a 70% interest in the Wilmac copper and gold project, which comprises 16,078 hectares located within the Quesnel porphyry belt in the Similkameen mining division, southwest of Princeton and approximately 10 km west of Hudbay Minerals Inc.’s Copper Mountain mine.
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