Surge Copper - SRGXF STOCK NEWS

Surge Copper Corp. announces positive exploration results from 2023 surface work on the Berg Property in British Columbia. The company highlights the identification of two priority exploration targets with porphyry copper potential, including the SW Berg Target and the NE Sibola Target. The SW Berg Target contains a large geophysical and geochemical expression and has become the highest priority new exploration target on the property. The NE Sibola Target has been expanded and remains open to the north, making it a strong candidate for ground geophysics and potential drill testing. Surge's CEO, Leif Nilsson, expressed excitement about the new discoveries and the development of an impressive exploration pipeline within the district.

Surge Copper Corp. announces assay results from drill hole BRG23-245, the final hole of the 2023 drilling program, revealing positive results of copper, molybdenum, silver, and gold mineralization. The hole demonstrated excellent continuity of mineralization to depth and encountered the highest grade silver vein in Berg drilling to date. The results will provide fresh material for planned metallurgical test work and help improve a future resource estimate.

Surge Copper Corp. (TSXV: SURG) (OTCQB: SRGXF) (Frankfurt: G6D2) has entered into a definitive purchase agreement with Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. to acquire a 100% interest in the Berg Property for 21,221,165 common shares, making TCM own approximately 15% of Surge’s outstanding common shares. The Purchase Agreement replaces an earlier Option Agreement, providing Surge with a simplified ownership structure and more flexibility in future financing choices. Surge now holds a 100% ownership interest in a contiguous 125,499-hectare land package hosting the Berg Project and the Ootsa Project, with an extensive pipeline of exploration targets for base metal and precious metal deposits.

Surge Copper Corp. announces assay results from drill hole BRG23-243, intersecting 756m of mineralization grading 0.36% copper equivalent. Hole demonstrates deposit remains open for expansion to southeast. Positive implications for future mine optimization and strip ratio. Hole BRG23-243 is second longest mineralized intercept from Berg Deposit to date. 2023 drill program completed 3 holes longer than 600m, increasing understanding of Berg mineralization at depth.

Surge Copper Corp. has commenced its 2023 field exploration program, including diamond drilling at the Berg deposit and surface exploration at multiple target areas. The program is fully funded and expected to consist of approximately 3,500 meters across 6 to 8 holes. Surface exploration activities have expanded the Sibola East copper-in-soil anomaly. Drilling at Berg will focus on expanding higher-grade zones and gathering important information for technical studies. The company is also advancing promising early-stage exploration targets.

Surge Copper Corp. (OTCQX: SRGXF) announced final exploration results from its 2022 Ootsa-Berg reconnaissance program, showcasing significant discoveries. Key highlights include:

• High-grade silver intersection at Sibola target—312 g/t over 3 metres.
• New copper and molybdenum anomalies at Bergette and other areas.
• Bulk tonnage precious metal targets identified averaging 2.17 g/t gold and 33.8 g/t silver.

The 2023 exploration plans involve further drilling at the Berg and Sylvia targets, focusing on infill work and new high-grade discoveries. The company completed 38 drill holes in 2022 across various targets, making three new discoveries and enhancing the exploration knowledge base in this emerging critical mineral district of British Columbia.

Surge Copper Corp. (SRGXF) has announced complete assay results for four drill holes from the Bergette target on its Berg Property in British Columbia. Notable findings include Hole BGT22-01, which yielded 143 metres grading 0.29% copper equivalent, and Hole BGT22-02, with 176 metres at 0.29% copper equivalent, marking it as the longest mineralized intercept to date. The results are consistent with historical data and demonstrate the potential of the Bergette system. Additionally, six more drill hole results from the Sibola and Sylvia targets are pending. The 2022 exploration season involved a total of 15,300 metres of drilling across multiple targets.

Surge Copper Corp. (OTCQX: SRGXF) has announced assay results from 17 drill holes at its Ootsa Property in British Columbia. This includes 15 holes from the Seel Breccia East zone, revealing significant mineralization. Key highlights include hole S22-319, which intersected 138 meters grading 0.94% zinc and 8.1 g/t silver. The Seel Breccia East zone has been traced over 300 meters along strike and remains open for expansion. The company has drilled 21 holes in this exploration campaign, with further assay results pending from the nearby Berg Property, indicating continued exploration activity and promising mineral potential.