C3 Metals completes 3DIP survey, outlines multiple deep-seated targets at Bellas Gate

C3 Metals Inc ( TSX-V:CCCM OTC:CUAUF ) View Price & Profile C3 Metals completes 3DIP survey, outlines multiple deep-seated targets at Bellas Gate Published: 09:04 11 Aug 2026 EDT C3 Metals Inc (TSX-V:CCCM, OTC:CUAUF) has completed a large-scale 3D electrical geophysical survey at its Bellas Gate copper-gold project in Jamaica, identifying multiple deep-seated chargeability anomalies that the company plans to test with a new drilling program. The 3D induced polarization, or 3DIP, survey covered approximately 82.5 square kilometres across two northwest-southeast trending porphyry belts at the 100%-owned project. The survey was designed to map electrical properties at depth and covered the Provost, Camel Hill and Connors porphyry systems, along with other exploration targets. C3 Metals said the survey identified two well-developed chargeability anomalies that parallel the known Connors and Camel Hill porphyry belts. The strongest anomalies are associated with the Provost, Kola and Lucky Valley prospects, where the geophysical results coincide with zones of porphyry-style alteration and mineralization identified at surface. The survey also identified a new large chargeability anomaly at the Kola prospect in the southeast portion of the project, which has been prioritized for drill testing. The company has designed an 11-hole diamond drilling program totaling approximately 10,800 metres to test the highest-priority targets. Drilling is expected to begin in October 2026 and run through April 2027, according to C3 Metals. At the Provost prospect, the planned drilling will target areas beneath previously identified copper-gold mineralization. C3 Metals said both chargeability and magnetic inve...