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Viridian Reports Positive Drilling Results at Kraken Main Site

Viridian Metals Inc. has announced significant drilling results from its Kraken Main site, revealing intersections of 15.05 metres at 1.09% CuEq within a larger mineralized section. The new assays indicate higher grades and greater mineralization than previously estimated. The drilling took place approximately 1.5 kilometres south of earlier drilling sites.

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Viridian Metals Inc., a company trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange and OTCQB, has released new drilling results from its Kraken Main site located in Ottawa, Ontario. These latest results demonstrate that the company has intersected 15.05 metres of material with a grade of 1.09% Copper Equivalence (CuEq). This section is part of a wider mineralized length of 40.8 metres, which averages 0.63% CuEq. These results come from drilling that occurred approximately 1.5 kilometres south of previous drilling locations. The implications of these results are significant for the company as they suggest the presence of higher mineralization than what was initially indicated in the Exploration Target. This enhancement in both grade and thickness of mineralized material may positively affect future mining operations and resource estimations. The company continues to assess these findings and their overall impact on potential extraction plans at the Kraken Main site.

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