Brixton Metals Expands Glenfiddich Zone at Thorn Project with…

Event summary

Brixton Metals completed 15-hole drill campaign at Camp Creek, Thorn Project, revealing wide gold-silver-copper intervals in the Glenfiddich Zone.
Highlights include 58m of 0.50 g/t AuEq and 17.6m of 1.47 g/t AuEq, with high-grade zones exceeding 13.39 g/t AuEq.
Glenfiddich Zone extended to 580m along strike and 350m down-dip, remaining open for further exploration.
Mineral Resource Estimate for Camp Creek high-sulphidation zone and deeper porphyry expected Q1 2027.
Total drilling in 2026 amounted to 6,592.30m across 25 holes at Thorn Project.

The big picture

Brixton Metals' latest drill results at the Thorn Project highlight the growing potential of the Glenfiddich Zone, which continues to demonstrate both width and high-grade mineralization. The discovery of multiple composite veins suggests a more complex and extensive mineralized system than previously understood, positioning the project for a potential resource upgrade. This development comes as the mining sector increasingly focuses on high-grade, near-surface deposits to offset rising production costs and environmental concerns.

What we're watching

Resource Potential: Whether the expanded Glenfiddich Zone will yield a significant Mineral Resource Estimate in Q1 2027.
Geological Interpretation: How the discovery of multiple composite veins will impact future drilling strategies and resource modeling.
Market Reaction: The pace at which investor sentiment will respond to the high-grade intercepts and potential resource upgrade.