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Sego Resources Inc. (SGOZF) generates news primarily from exploration activities at its 100%-owned Miner Mountain Project, an alkalic copper-gold porphyry and gold exploration project near Princeton, British Columbia. Company updates focus on work programs in the South Gold Zone and the Cuba Zone, where Sego is testing near-surface gold and deeper copper-gold porphyry mineralization.
News releases cover topics such as diamond drilling campaigns, drill hole completion, logging and sampling of core, and shipment of samples to laboratories for assay. Investors can follow announcements on new discoveries, including Sego’s reported discovery of a new copper porphyry within the South Gold Zone, hosted in potassic altered intrusions and associated volcaniclastic rocks with chalcopyrite mineralization.
Sego also publishes updates on technical studies, including the Exploration Target Review and 3D geological modeling work completed by SRK Consulting for the South Gold Zone. These news items describe conceptual tonnage and grade ranges, the nature of the mineralization, and recommended infill and deep drilling to advance the project.
Additional news includes corporate developments such as board and officer changes, stock option grants, and early warning reports related to significant shareholdings. Together, these updates provide a view of both the technical progress at Miner Mountain and the corporate actions of Sego Resources. Readers interested in copper-gold porphyry and gold exploration in British Columbia can use this page to follow Sego’s ongoing exploration programs, conceptual target work, and corporate disclosures over time.
Sego Resources (OTC: SGOZF) appointed Felix Grabher to its board of directors, subject to regulatory approval. Grabher, managing director of Grabher GmbH & Co KG and a significant Sego shareholder since 2020, brings commercial experience, capital-allocation judgment and German-speaking investor contacts.
The board thanked Jean-Pierre Colin for his past service as he steps down to focus on corporate finance, M&A and advisory work. Sego also noted pending assay results for its December 20025 copper-gold porphyry discovery at the Billy Zone.
Sego Resources (OTC: SGOZF) closed Tranche 2, the final tranche, of its non-brokered private placement, issuing 8,350,000 shares as part of a 15,426,665-unit offering at $0.06 per unit for gross proceeds of $925,600. Each unit includes one share and one warrant at $0.10 exercisable for three years with a four-month-and-one-day acceleration clause. Insider FruchtExpress Grabher GMB & Co KG subscribed for 8,350,000 units. Securities are subject to a hold until July 27, 2026. Funds are expected to be used for working capital and exploration at Miner Mountain Project.
Sego Resources (OTC: SGOZF) closed Tranche 1 of a non-brokered placement, issuing 7,076,665 shares for $424,600 on March 16, 2026. The full offering targets 15,426,665 units for $925,600 at $0.06 per unit; $501,000 remains held back pending a personal information form and TSX‑V approval.
Each unit includes one share and one three‑year warrant at $0.10 with an acceleration clause if the share price exceeds $0.18 for ten consecutive business days. Hold period expires July 17, 2026. Funds intended for working capital and Miner Mountain exploration.
Sego Resources (OTC: SGOZF) reported that drill hole DDH25-71 at the Cuba Zone intercepted a classic porphyry-related phyllic alteration halo and locally observed quartz stockwork and pyrite. Patchy potassic (K-feldspar) alteration begins at 542.93 m and continues to the end of hole at 586.64 m.
Magnetic susceptibility rose sharply at 560 m and remained high to very high from 560 m to 588 m. Core logging is complete and samples are being prepared for shipment to the lab in Calgary.
Sego Resources (OTC:SGOZF) will exhibit at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference on January 25–26, 2026. The company will staff Booth 1030 and display polished drill core from Diamond Drill Hole 69 (showing potassic alteration) and Diamond Drill Hole 71 (showing phyllic alteration). Attendees can review maps and maps of the complete areas of interest.
Sego Resources (OTC: SGOZF) reported a new copper porphyry discovery within the existing South Gold Zone at the Miner Mountain Project on December 19, 2025. Four drill holes (DDH25-66 to DDH25-69) were drilled; three contained porphyry-style copper mineralization and DDH25-69 showed the most extensive mineralized environment.
The porphyry is hosted in potassic-altered microdiorite to monzonite and associated volcaniclastic rocks, with chalcopyrite observed; samples are being prepared for lab assays and follow-up drilling is planned.
Sego Resources (SGOZF) announced completion of four diamond drill holes in the South Gold Zone at Miner Mountain and that core logging and sampling are underway with initial samples ready to ship to AGAT Laboratories in Calgary.
The release notes that Miner Mountain hosts near-surface disseminated gold in the South Gold Zone and deeper alkalic porphyry copper-gold mineralization in the Cuba Zone. A deep Cuba Zone hole is now being drilled. Figures showing proposed drill holes and a long section are available via the company’s linked images.
Sego Resources (OTC:SGOZF) announced on November 19, 2025 that drilling is underway at the South Gold Zone.
The company said its project geologist is reviewing and logging drill core, with proposed hole locations referenced to a September 24, 2024 news release. An interview with CEO J. Paul Stevenson is available on the company website and via Stockhouse Capital Connect.
The release includes standard forward-looking statement cautions about exploration results, financing and market conditions, and notes no regulatory authority has approved the information.
Sego Resources (OTC:SGOZF) mobilized a diamond drill and field team to the Miner Mountain alkalic copper-gold and gold project on November 12, 2025. A ~1,000 m drill program is anticipated, targeting near-surface South Gold Zone continuity and deeper porphyry copper-gold mineralization in the Cuba Zone. South Gold Zone has historical intersections to 1.08 g/t Au over 88.0 m and a prior SRK review estimated 90,000–150,000 oz of near-surface gold as a target. Four holes (~470 m) will test an 80 m gap to support elevating the zone to an NI 43-101 "possible" category. A non-cyanide leach test will be run to follow a 95% cyanide bench result from 2021.