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Chief Geological Officer of Torq Resources, Michael Henrichsen, provides an update on the Company, including newly-discovered porphyry targets at the Santa Cecilia gold-copper project, the gameplan at the greenfield Margarita project and more.

Michael Henrichsen, Chief Geo at Torq Resources provides an update on the ongoing drill program at the Santa Cecilia project in Chile. The first drill hole has been completed to a depth of 1,060 metres with the second hole underway. He also discusses the overall 15,000 metre program, including historic results that are guiding these initial 2 holes. Michael recaps the surface program, which is 80% complete, and how this will help guide the remainder of the drilling. The Company is looking for a large porphyry system, much like the other deposits along the Maricunga belt.

Interview with Chief Geological Officer Michael Henrichsen. Torq Resources is exploring its two gold-copper projects Santa Cecilia and Margarita in Chile. Good drilling results have already been obtained on both projects, and geophysical work has identified new targets. Santa Cecilia is scheduled for 15,000m of drilling in 2023, and the exact drill plan for Margarita is yet to be published. For the work program, the company is well funded with the recent oversubscribed financing.

Torq Resources has commenced its first drill program at the Santa Cecilia gold – copper project located in the world-class Maricunga belt in northern Chile, approximately 100 kilometres east of the city of Copiapo. The Santa Cecilia project is located immediately adjacent to the Norte Abierto project, held by Newmont and Barrick, which is comprised of the Caspiche and Cerro Casale gold – copper porphyry deposits.

Michael Hennrichsen, Chief Geological Officer at Torq provides an update on the 15,000 m program underway at the Santa Cecilia project and recaps the April 5th news release reporting 5 new targets at the Margarita project.

Shawn Wallace, CEO and Chair of Torq Resources, talks to Mining Journal about the company’s flagship gold-copper project in Chile and what investors can expect over the course of the year.

Fresh off a C$6.26 financing, a fully funded 15,000 m drill program focused on Torq’s Santa Cecilia project has commenced. The project has been progressing rapidly.

Shawn Wallace, Executive Chairman of Torq Resoruces discusses the drill program at the Santa Cecilia Gold-Copper project in Chile. A 15,000 m program begins with 7,000 m before a break for the Chilean winter, starting at the Cerro del Medio target area.

Torq Resources has initiated surface exploration at its Santa Cecilia gold–copper project located in the world-class Maricunga belt in northern Chile, approximately 100 km east of the city of Copiapo. The surface exploration program is focused on defining drill targets with the aim of initiating the first drill program at Santa Cecilia in Q1 2023.

On December 13th Torq announced the start of exploration at the Santa Cecilia Project, in the Maricunga belt in northern Chile. Shawn Wallace, CEO, and Michael Henrichson, Chief Geological Officer, recap the overall exploration plans. The Company is starting with surface work then progressing to drilling by early 2023 to test untested porphyry targets.