Doubleview Gold launches advanced exploration program at Red Spring Project, British Columbia
Doubleview Gold Corp [TSXV: DBG; OTCQB: DBLVF; WKN: LA1W038; FSE: 1D4] reported the start of an advanced exploration program at its 90%-owned copper-silver-zinc-gold Red Spring Project, located in central British Columbia, Canada. This initiative marks a significant step in unlocking the project’s full potential and reinforces Doubleview’s commitment to critical mineral development.
Doubleview holds a 90% interest in the copper-silver-zinc-gold project, which has demonstrated strong mineralization in historical drilling, particularly in its central zone. Decades of previous operator activities, including sampling, geophysical surveys, and approximately 4,000 feet of drilling, have laid the groundwork for Doubleview’s current advanced exploration. The project is strategically important to the Company as it strengthens its emphasis on critical minerals.
The first phase of Doubleview’s 2025 exploration program at the Red Spring property comprises an inaugural 3D Induced Polarization (IP) survey. This state-of-the-art three-dimensional geophysical survey will target the Angus Zone, an area of high interest previously sampled and prospected by the Company. The survey is expected to be completed by the end of August 2025.
The 3D IP survey will provide valuable insights into the subsurface geology and will contribute to planning and guiding future drill programs.
Farshad Shirvani, President and CEO of Doubleview Gold, commented: “Due to significant third-party interest in the company’s flagship HAT project, management is strategically advancing exploration at its Red Spring Project, as it has consistently demonstrated strong potential, both historically and through Doubleview’s past exploration efforts.
“The 3D IP program will provide detailed information and valuable insights with minimal environmental impact. Our goal is to gain a better understanding of the deposit, expand the area of interest, and help define precise targets for further work, including drilling. The Red Spring Project is an important component in Doubleview’s portfolio of properties and emphasizes our focus on critical minerals.”
Exploration and definition of Doubleview’s flagship Hat Project, B.C., continues with 2025 drilling surpassing 6,500 meters. Drill hole H099, currently in progress, is approaching the significant 100 drill hole milestone. The preliminary economic assessment (PEA), metallurgy, and environmental baseline studies are continuing and underscore the comprehensive advancement of this significant polymetallic deposit.
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