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Investors

Understand the investment.

Sasquatch Resources (CSE: SASQ) is built on a simple asymmetry: the metal we target has already been mined. That removes the discovery question and leaves execution — sorting, recovery, and a cleanup the ground needs anyway.

The thesis

Recovery, not discovery.

Most junior explorers sell a probability. We start from rock that was mined, broken and assayed for grade a century ago — and is still sitting at surface.

Mount Sicker's historic mines shipped only ore above roughly 8% copper, leaving 300,000+ tonnes of mineralized waste behind. Our published grid sampling, hand-auger work and a 528 kg ore-sorting test define what that material holds and how it concentrates.

The plan needs no mill, no tailings pond and no decade of permitting: mobile crushing and sorting on site, high-grade concentrate shipped out, acid-generating rock removed. Each recovery program is estimated at one to two years per area once permitted — and the same model now extends across five properties.

Proof points

What ore sorting does to the grades.

Average grades across Mount Sicker waste rock — from the 97-sample grid program, and from the 528 kg sorting test at a projected 30–40% mass pull.

Gold Au · 79
1.86 g/t 6.43 g/t after ore sorting
Silver Ag · 47
48.6 g/t 180 g/t after ore sorting
Copper Cu · 29
1.22% 4.92% after ore sorting
Zinc Zn · 30
3.05% 8.7% after ore sorting

Historic sampling and test results as reported in company news releases (March and October 2024) — not NI 43-101 mineral resource estimates. Refer to the company's continuous disclosure for full context.

Why it's different

The case in three lines.

01

The metal is found

No discovery gamble: 300,000+ tonnes of broken, mineralized rock sits in surface piles at Mount Sicker, sampled on a grid and published release by release.

02

Sorting multiplies grade

The 528 kg test lifted average grades roughly three to four times — to 6.43 g/t gold and 4.92% copper — using mobile units, not a mill.

03

Cleanup is the licence

Removing acid-generating rock and closing century-old hazards aligns regulators, neighbouring communities and ESG mandates with the economics.

Go deeper

The full picture, in your hands.

This page summarizes publicly released company information for design purposes and is not investment advice or an offer of securities.

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Talk to management

Questions before you decide?

Management answers investor questions directly — no IR firewall.

Email the CEO
Office

#600 – 1090 West Georgia St.
Vancouver, BC V6E 3V7

Phone
+1 778 999 7030
Email
psmith@sasquatchresources.com