An IOCG, and a Copper Porphyry Target in Chile for $13M

June 6, 2024

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Name: Torq Resources Inc.
Tickers: 🇨🇦 TORQ 🇺🇸 TRBMF 🇩🇪 S8QN
Commodity: Copper, Gold
Jurisdiction: Chile
Stage: Exploration
Market Cap: $13M CAD

Torq Resources Inc. focuses on gold and copper exploration and development. Their primary projects include the Margarita Copper-Gold Project and the Andrea Copper Project, both located in Chile. These projects target high-potential copper and gold deposits. Torq Resources is advancing these projects through exploration and development stages.

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This is a Torq Resources CEO Interview with Shawn Wallace.

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