Green Bridge Metals Files Technical Report for Serpentine Project

Green Bridge Metals Corporation has filed a NI 43-101 Technical Report for its Serpentine Copper-Nickel Project in Minnesota. The report features a pit-constrained Mineral Resource Estimate, detailing Indicated Resources of 21.6 million tonnes and Inferred Resources of 279.9 million tonnes. The Serpentine deposit is favorable for open-pit mining and benefits from robust regional infrastructure, such as highways and rail connections.

The report validates historical drill results and confirms the presence of sulfide mineralization. Green Bridge plans further exploration, including infill and step-out drilling, to upgrade resources and expand the high-grade massive sulfide domain. These activities align with increasing demand for North American sources of strategic minerals like copper and nickel.

The filed report underscores Serpentine's significance, bolstered by U.S. policies aimed at streamlining permits for critical mineral projects. Green Bridge anticipates that ongoing developments could position Serpentine as a cornerstone in America's mineral supply chain.