A.I.S. Resources Announces Preliminary Rock Sample Assay Results at its New Brunswick Projects

A.I.S. Resources Limited has announced encouraging preliminary assay results from its New Brunswick exploration projects, marking a significant step forward in the company's early-stage exploration efforts. The company submitted 38 grab and chip rock samples to Actlabs for analysis, with 23 samples exceeding upper detection limits for various elements, necessitating re-analysis using methods suitable for higher concentrations.

The assay highlights demonstrate strong multi-element mineralization across several target areas. Most notably, eight samples returned copper values above 10,000 ppm (equivalent to greater than 1% copper), while two samples from the Lepreau Prospects exceeded 5,000 ppb gold (greater than 5 g/t). Silver results ranged up to over 100 ppm in four samples, and antimony values exceeded 500 ppm in six samples. Additional elevated concentrations were recorded for lead, molybdenum, cobalt, nickel, and rhenium across the prospect areas.

The geological setting in southern New Brunswick presents favorable conditions for IOCG-style, intrusive-related, and structurally controlled copper-gold mineralization. The region's complex Appalachian geology, combined with historical mineral occurrences and accessible infrastructure, positions these projects within an underexplored but prospective jurisdiction. The company's exploration model targets multiple mineralization styles associated with fault zones, volcanic contacts, and intrusive-related systems.

These preliminary results support A.I.S. Resources' systematic exploration approach, with the company already contracting a local driller for an upcoming drill program. The combination of elevated surface mineralization with historical exploration data validates the project area's potential for hosting economically significant mineralization. While the projects remain at an early stage with no defined mineral resources, the multi-element anomalies across several target areas provide a strong foundation for continued exploration in this mining-friendly Canadian jurisdiction.