Cascadia Minerals Ltd. has announced a merger with Granite Creek Copper, aiming to advance the latter's Carmacks Project. The Carmacks Project boasts a high-grade Measured and Indicated Resource of 651 million pounds of copper and 302,000 ounces of gold. A recent Preliminary Economic Assessment $(PEA.AU)$ highlighted the project's promising economic potential, with a post-tax NPV of $230.5 million and a 29% post-tax IRR at gold and copper prices of US$1,800/oz and US$3.75/lb, respectively. Cascadia's President and CEO, Graham Downs, along with VP of Corporate Development, Andrew Carne, will discuss the merger in an upcoming live webinar, providing insights into their plans for the project.
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