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Kingfisher Metals Receives 2nd Diamond Drill at HWY 37 Project

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Kingfisher Metals (KFR.V) on Thursday said it has received the second of three diamond drills at the HWY 37 Project in British Columbia, which will be used in the Hank Porphyry Target area.

The company's 2026 drilling program is composed of 15,000 meters of drilling at the Hank-Mary District and is designed to delineate copper-gold mineralization, as well as test shallow gold-silver mineralization and new discovery targets.

The first diamond drill is working to extend mineralization at the 2025 Hank Porphyry discovery hole. The third diamond drill is on track to arrive on July 1.

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