Coast Copper Continues Strategic Acquisitions through Staking and Announces Hanson Property Update

Coast Copper Corp. ("Coast Copper" or the "Company"; TSX-V: COCO) has continued its strategic acquisitions through staking, expanding its portfolio of mineral properties. The Company recently announced the acquisition of the Hanson property in northwestern British Columbia ("BC"), Canada, further diversifying its investment strategy focused on stable profits and cash flows. This article will explore the strategic significance of the Hanson property acquisition and its alignment with Coast Copper's long-term investment goals.



The Hanson property, located 150 km west-northwest of Prince George in the Babine Region of northwestern BC, is a strategic addition to Coast Copper's portfolio. The property is road accessible and situated within the southern portion of the under-explored Stikine Terrane, one of BC's most prolific Cu-Mo-Au belts. The acquisition of the Hanson property aligns with Coast Copper's stated 2024 goals of making strategic acquisitions of underexplored projects with a hybrid project generator model.

The Hanson property overlies a complex mix of intrusive, extrusive, and metamorphic rocks that are extensively covered with glacial overburden. Where exposed, these rocks frequently exhibit alteration and host sulphide mineralization characteristic of intrusive related hydrothermal systems. Mineralization at Hanson occurs as low-grade copper and molybdenum in fracture controlled stockworks within coarse grained quartz monzonite, silicified zones with anomalous gold, silver, zinc, lead in quartz porphyry/quartz feldspar porphyry of probable Tertiary age, silicified zones with anomalous zinc, lead, gold and silver values in felsic breccia, and shear zones with anomalous copper and gold in older quartz diorite/amphibolite. Sulphides occur in all areas principally as chalcopyrite, sphalerite, molybdenite and galena.

The acquisition of the Hanson property presents opportunities for undervalued assets and potential capital gains, given Coast Copper's focus on consistent, inflation-protected income. The property's strategic location, geological potential, historical work, low-cost acquisition, potential for inflation-protected income, and market timing all contribute to its value as an underexplored asset with significant upside potential.

Coast Copper's acquisition of the Hanson property fits into the company's portfolio of diversified investments by expanding its exposure to the under-explored Stikine Terrane. This acquisition contributes to the company's adaptability in the face of market fluctuations by providing access to a diverse range of mineralization styles and geological settings. The complex mix of intrusive, extrusive, and metamorphic rocks at the Hanson property offers opportunities for exploring a variety of mineralization styles and geological settings, which can help mitigate risks associated with fluctuations in commodity prices and exploration success.

In conclusion, Coast Copper's acquisition of the Hanson property is a strategic move that aligns with the company's long-term investment strategy focused on stable profits and cash flows. The property's strategic location, geological potential, historical work, low-cost acquisition, potential for inflation-protected income, and market timing all contribute to its value as an underexplored asset with significant upside potential. The acquisition of the Hanson property further diversifies Coast Copper's portfolio of investments, enhancing the company's adaptability in the face of market fluctuations.