Surge Copper Corp.

As released on June 13, 2023, the first ever publicly available economic study (PEA) for the Berg project lays out a 43-101 compliant Project plan showing a standalone Open Pit Copper Mine and concentrator facility lying within one of the largest undeveloped Copper belts in British Columbia. The project being within the traditional territory of the Wet'suwet'en First Nation and Wet'suwet'en peoples along with the Cheslatta Carrier Nation Surge looks to partner with the local communities and Nations make use of existing infrastructure such as road access and the fully hydroelectric green power grid in BC, to rapidly advance the project to the Pre-Feasibility (PFS) level of study to declare the first ever reserves for the Berg project in the near future.

The Ootsa Property is an advanced stage exploration project containing the East Seel, West Seel and Ox porphyry deposits located adjacent to the open pit Huckleberry Copper Mine, owned by Imperial Metals.

Surge Copper is progressing a large-scale regional exploration program across the combined Ootsa and Berg district which is designed to test multiple exploration targets prospective for primary porphyry copper style deposits, related breccia style deposits, and secondary hydrothermal precious metal style deposits.

Surge Copper controls a 125,499 hectare land package which hosts advanced resources at the Berg deposit and the Seel and Ox deposits (collectively referred to as Ootsa). In addition, there are numerous copper porphyry style exploration targets throughout the district, which are supported by various geophysical, soil geochemical, and surface geological prospecting datasets. The claim blocks are adjacent to substantial infrastructure including the Huckleberry Mine and Mill complex. Other nearby industrial operations include an aluminum smelter, a hydropower station, a natural gas pipeline, a gold development project, and widespread forestry harvesting operations.