Adelphi Metals Reports Copper and Iron Findings at Brady Sudbury Project; Gravity Survey Planned
Adelphi Metals has identified copper at eight locations and widespread iron-rich geology at the Brady Sudbury Project. The findings support the interpretation of a large, interconnected IOCG-style mineral system, with a ground gravity survey planned for further exploration.
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Adelphi Metals Inc. has reported copper findings at eight distinct locations and widespread iron-rich geology from its 2026 summer field program at the Brady Sudbury Project in Ontario. A total of 215 rock samples have been collected for analysis, with results pending.
Observations indicate mineralized areas extending over significant distances, with iron formations up to four meters wide and the presence of altered rock and sulphides. The planned ground gravity survey at North River aims to identify dense bodies linked to the Wanapitei Fault. These findings could enhance exploration strategies, particularly if structural anomalies are detected, which may lead to priority drilling targets.
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