Being explored under a Letter Agreement with Moxico Resources Plc. Includes the Miocene Cu-Au-Mo Pyros porphyry which returned significant mineralized intervals in 2022 drilling and requires additional exploration. It also includes the Antenna Hill target with proven Cu-Au-Ag mineralization. Potential for a multi-million Cu-Au-Mo deposit.
Includes the Los Pumas project and multiple porphyry targets with potential for several multi-million Cu-Au-Mo deposits.
Being explored under a Letter Agreement with Moxico Resources Plc. Cerro Negro, including Potrerillos, represents a new and interesting play for porphyry exploration undercover within a prolific mineral belt. Magnetic, and IP anomalies coincide with Miocene intrusions.
21,049 ha across prolific copper districts in British Columbia. Copper Queen has at least four Cu mineralized breccias in the main target with multiple additional copper targets within the property. Sable also owns the Copper Prince and Core Mountain properties which both show promising early exploration results.
Recently consolidated by Sable, Zorro comprises 5,236 hectares and includes at least three targets with Cu, Au, Ag mineralization along a prolific mineral belt in San Juan. The project benefits from low elevation, good road access and lower exploration costs.
El Fierro (75,000 ha) Partnered with Moxico Resources• Old mining district never explored in modern times• Four seasons of work by Sable• Discovery of the large Cu-Au-Mo Miocene Pyros porphyry system• Additional drilling required to define high-grade Cu zones at Pyros and to test the Cu, Ag, Au Antena target
Cerro Negro (21,700 ha) Partnered with Moxico Resources• Includes the Cerro Negro and Potrerillos properties• Au-Cu-Mo porphyry target• Conceptual target, concealed mineralization under Quaternary gravels • Magnetic and IP anomaly, Miocene intrusions, Cu-Au-Mo-Ag anomalies in rocks and soils, favorable alteration in nearby rocks• Never explored or drilled before
Zorro• New project, product of Sable’s internal target generation work• Multiple mineral occurrences historically exploited in artisanal works• Large geophysical and geochemical footprint • Three targets currently being explored: Zorro Cu, Zorro Veins, Zorro Bx• High Cu-Au-Ag values in initial sampling• Never drilled or explored by any company before• Low elevation, existent road access, and opportunity for year-round work
Don Julio (69,000 ha)with South 32)• Five Au-Cu-Mo porphyry targets• Two drilling campaigns under four field seasons in partnership with South32• District exploration to define additional drill targets• Includes Los Pumas Project outside Don Julio Cluster
Copper Queen (15,133 ha)• Explored by Anaconda between 1968 and 1969• At least four Cu mineralized breccias• Intensely explored by Sable in summer 2024• Five exploration targets• Breccias 1-2-3 drill ready
Copper Prince (3,980 ha)• 25km from Copper Mountain Mine and 40km from historic Brenda mine• Large sericitic alteration zone • Magnetic and gravity anomalies• Large and consistent Cu-Mo-Ag anomalies in 2024 soil sampling
Core Mountain (1,925 ha)• 25km south of the past producing Huckleberry mine• 23 and 39km from the Ootsa and Berg deposits (>2.1B tonnes resources*)• Multiple Cu showings• No exploration since 1986• Initial prospection by Sable returned values up to 2.6% Cu
* Source: https://surgecopper.com/projects/berg-project/ and https://surgecopper.com/projects/ootsa-project/resources/
Exploration Pipeline | 2026 Status
2024 Target Generation
~164,000 ha in Argentina ~23,000 ha in Canada
Drill Definition
Cerro Negro*, Zorro*
First Phase Drilling
Copper Queen*, Copper Prince*, Tocata*
VALUE CREATIONDISCOVERY ZONE
Second Phase and Advanced Drilling
Punta Cana*, La Gringa/Morro*, Pyros*, Antena*
Resources
Margarita‘ SOLD in 2021
+ Skarn | * Porphyry | ‘ Epithermal Veins | ‘ Intrusive Related
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