GreenLight Metals (TSXV: GRL) reported assays from step-out holes B26-015 and B26-013 at its Bend copper-gold VMS project in Taylor County, Wisconsin, both of which intersected massive to semi-massive sulfides east of earlier drilling. B26-015 returned 25.17 metres averaging 1.30% copper, 1.30 g/t gold and 13.87 g/t silver, including 6.21 metres grading 2.34% copper and 1.85 g/t gold from 445.66 m. B26-013, about 60 metres farther east, intersected 5.20 metres averaging 0.89% copper and 0.99 g/t gold. The company says these results, together with a 31.62 m sulfide interval in B26-016 (assays pending), suggest mineralization continues to the east along plunge. The final Phase 2 hole, B26-018, is still in progress, and assays for B26-016 and B26-017 are pending.
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