Canadian mineral exploration company Starr Peak Mining has expanded its asset portfolio with the acquisition of the Copper Clive Project, located in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt of Québec, Canada.
This strategic acquisition positions Starr Peak Mining to potentially uncover new mineral deposits within a well-established mining district.
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The Copper Clive property is situated approximately 10km north of the company’s wholly owned, past-producing Normétal Mine and near Amex Exploration’s Perron gold mineralisation.
The property comprises 29 mining claims covering an area of 3,643.23ha.
Starr Peak Mining secured a 100% interest in the claims by paying a purchase price of C$40,000 to the vendor.
The property features a new ground geophysics anomaly from 2023 and is located adjacent to known copper mineralisation, with the Norcopper reporting 1.5% copper over 1.5m.
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By GlobalDataIt is also near a felsic rock with a similar datation range to the Beaupré rhyolite, which hosts the Perron gold mineralisation.
Starr Peak Mining plans to advance the next exploration phases at the Copper Clive property, which will include an airborne electromagnetic survey, prospecting and drilling to define the anomaly.
Starr Peak chairman and CEO Johnathan More said: “We are looking forward to an active 2025 exploration programme and this new property gives us an opportunity to explore another under-estimated area for base metals and gold mineralisation.
“With features that identify its great potential, the Copper Clive Property aligns with Starr Peak’s vision to explore for critical minerals. This additional property gives us a stronger footprint in this emerging district.”
