BCM Resources Corporation has commenced a ground-induced polarization and magnetotellurics geophysical survey at its 100%-controlled Thompson Knolls porphyry-skarn project in Millard County, Utah.

Contractor Zonge International has field crews on site laying out lines for the program, which is expected to take approximately 11 days to complete, subject to favorable weather conditions. The data acquisition will include 2D inversions and a processing report with interpretations to help map the subsurface expression of the complex.

Meanwhile, drilling operations at the project have resumed following temporary weather disruptions. Recent heavy precipitation caused overflow from the water reservoir near the project entrance and partially flooded a short segment of the main access road. Drillers lowered the reservoir water level to expose the original road track, enabling the resumption of heavy shipments, while utilizing Bureau of Land Management-approved detour routes to maintain drilling activity while the desert dries.

Exploration hole TK21 is currently advancing through fanglomerate cover rocks. The hole has an anticipated depth to bedrock of about 1,600 feet and is planned to continue to at least 4,000 feet to test the vertical extent of the mineralizing system.

In addition, core sawing for the recently completed hole TK20 has accelerated with the addition of a second cutting shift. The remaining core from the hole is scheduled for delivery to the laboratory over the next few weeks. BCM funded its ongoing exploration activities following a $7,180,000 non-brokered private placement completed in February 2026.

“Given our excitement around the long mineralized intercept in hole TK20, we are extremely happy to conduct these geophysical surveys that will help us better understand the subsurface expression of this large porphyry-skarn complex. We are also glad that drilling of hole TK21 is now underway. This hole tests the western extension of the mineralizing system.”

— Dr. Sergei Diakov, President and CEO of BCM Resources

Read the full announcement: Exploration Accelerated at BCM's 100% Controlled Thompson Knolls Project, Utah