Key facts
| Company | Eastfield Resources Ltd. (TSXV: ETF) |
|---|---|
| Commodity | Gold |
| Location | British Columbia, Canada |
| Stage | Early exploration |
About Zymo
The Zymo gold-copper-silver property near Smithers in northern British Columbia. The property has been expanded with several new targets identified.
News releases4 on file
Eastfield Resources Ltd. Reviews Corporate and Project Developments
A 2025 field program of grid expansion and line-cutting is underway at the 100%-owned Zymo copper-gold porphyry project near Smithers, British Columbia, covering 18,184 hectares, in preparation for a 2026 IP survey; a December 2024 five-year permit authorizes 50 drill sites and 50 km of geophysical surveying. Past drilling totals 34 holes (10,810 metres), including ZY08-09 at 0.23% Cu and 0.32 g/t
CorporateExploration Permit Issued for Zymo Project
An exploration permit has been issued, after an eight-month review, for Eastfield Resources' 100%-owned Zymo copper-gold porphyry project, 18,184 hectares located 45 km west of Smithers, British Columbia. The permit is valid until March 30, 2030 and authorizes 50 drill sites and 50 km of geophysical surveying. Past drilling of 34 holes (10,810 metres) returned results including 0.72% copper and 0.
CorporateEastfield Resources Announces Private Placement
A non-brokered private placement of up to $150,000 is planned at $0.025 per unit, each unit comprising one common share and one warrant exercisable at $0.05 for two years from closing. Proceeds will fund an exploration program at the 100%-owned Zymo Project and general working capital. Finder's fees may be paid, insiders may participate, and the securities carry a four month and one day hold perio
FinancingEastfield Expands the Zymo Property Adding Several New Targets
Staking of an additional 5,284 hectares has expanded the Zymo Property to 18,184 ha, about 45 km west of Smithers, B.C. Prior work totalling roughly $5M since 2007 outlined an 8 km x 2 km open-ended IP chargeability anomaly enclosing copper-gold zones, including the Hobbes Zone, traced by 21 drill holes over 600 m and open to the west and down dip. A review of regional BCGS, MDRU and Geoscience BC
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