- Cortus Metals (CRTS) has provided an update on its project portfolio of 17 highly prospective gold exploration targets located in Nevada
- These targets are available for joint ventures to drill with the goal of making multiple significant new discoveries near existing mines and known deposits
- Cortus’ strategy is based on joint ventures funding multiple drill programs to make new discoveries and then developing them into marketable production assets
- Cortus Metals is a new Canadian mineral exploration company
- Cortus Metals Inc. (TSXV: CRTS) opened trading at C$0.095 per share
Cortus Metals (CRTS) has provided an update on its project portfolio of 17 highly prospective gold exploration targets located in Nevada.
These targets are available for joint ventures to drill with the goal of making multiple significant new discoveries near existing mines and known deposits, ultimately delivering assets to producers who are expected to be making acquisitions within 2 to 5 years to replace depleted reserves.
Cortus CEO Sean Mager sat down with Shoran Devi to discuss the news.
“The Cortus strategy is based on joint ventures funding multiple drill programs to make significant new discoveries and then developing them to the point of becoming marketable production assets. The scale of our targeting model could generate Tier 1 gold assets. Of course, in Nevada, favourable economics enable relatively small and low-grade deposits to become marketable assets as well. Our goal is to have at least half of our projects under Option with drill programs commencing in the immediate to near term.”
Cortus Metals is a new Canadian mineral exploration company.
Cortus Metals Inc. (TSXV: CRTS) opened trading at C$0.095 per share.
