Domestic Metals Corp, led by CEO Gordon Neal, is advancing the Smart Creek copper-gold-silver project in Montana, a site with strong backing from mining giant Rio Tinto, which holds a 40% stake. The company plans a 9,000-metre angled drilling program to better target mineralization, differing from Rio Tinto's previous vertical drilling. Smart Creek's geology and location near historic Butte mining district suggest significant potential, with recent surface samples showing high-grade gold and copper. The project benefits from Montana's mining-friendly environment and growing U.S. focus on critical minerals, positioning Domestic Metals for a possible major discovery as assay results come in.
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