With Two Promising Projects & a Growing Battery Metal Shortage, This Junior Miner is Primed For Success!

The list of mining companies that have seen dramatic increases in value after recent discoveries is quite impressive.

Go Metals saw its share price rise from $0.085 on September 12 all the way up to $0.47 on September 13 – a 458% increase in just one day – after the company intersected wide intervals of nickel and copper sulphides at its HSP Nickel-Copper PGE Project in Quebec, Canada.1

The stock continued to gain steam over the next 6 days, reaching a high of $1.23 on September 19 – a total increase of over 1,300% in 7 days.

Quebec Nickel saw its value go up 144%, Kodiak Copper shot up 548%, and Grizzly Discoveries increased 200% following big discoveries. And that’s just a few of the many recent success stories. 

The bottom line is that in recent years, the market has dramatically rewarded explorers who made new copper or nickel discoveries, especially those in the most mining-friendly jurisdictions in Canada.

Now, a new exploration company is striving to add its name to those listed above.

This company has two promising projects, including one that’s located just 12 kilometers from that big Go Metals discovery, arguably Canada’s most significant nickel discovery of the year.

With Copper & Nickel Demand Soaring, Gama’s ‘Big Onion’ & ‘Tyee’ Copper/Nickel Projects Look to be Just What the Market Needs! Click Here to Download the Company Presentation!

Introducing Gama Explorations Inc. (CSE:GAMA)

 At a time when existing nickel and copper production is experiencing shortfalls, sanctions against Russia and the green revolution have sent demand for newer, safer, cleaner nickel and copper supplies skyrocketing.2,3

Gama Explorations Inc. (CSE:GAMA) has not one but two promising properties:

Project #1 – The Tyee Project

Directly adjacent to Gama Explorations’ (CSE:GAMA) newly acquired Tyee Nickel-Copper Project is Go Metals’ HSP nickel project, which most recently had a discovery that sent the company’s stock soaring.

Initially not meant to be a flagship property, it’s hard to ignore what the Tyee Ni-Cu project brings to the table with its nearly 81.5km2 footprint and glaringly obvious vicinity to the Go Metals discovery.

Located 130km north of the town of Havre St. Pierre, Quebec, Tyee covers some of the most anomalous sediment samples in the complex and has geophysical features similar to the HSP Nickel-Copper discovery.

Not to mention the project has excellent infrastructure, located only 12km from the Romaine IV hydroelectric power facility with roads in place to the property.

And according to Gama’s new CEO Dr. Mick Carew (who has over 25 years of mining experience working for industry giants like BHP Billiton and Ivanhoe Mines), the “Tyee nickel claims are in a highly prospective area where a disciplined approach to defining targets could lead to considerable upside in the asset.”4

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Project #2 – The Big Onion Cu-Mo-Au Project

Like the Tyee, Gama Explorations’ (CSE:GAMA) Big Onion Cu-Mo-Au project is close to current infrastructure, providing access to experienced local workers. The project is only 16 km (only a 20-minute drive) away from the mining-friendly town of Smithers, BC. 

Far ahead of the Tyee in terms of development, the Big Onion already has nearly 50,000 meters of historical drilling on the site and 630 km of heliborne magnet geophysical survey completed in 2016, with defined 2D and 3D anomalies in place.

Early exploration work recognized the property’s potential to host a large, low-grade bulk tonnage copper resource. Work further developed the premise that a significant portion of the mineralization is hosted within a near-surface zone of supergene enrichment. 

Big Onion is directly to the west of the Dome Mountain Project that’s currently owned by Blue Lagoon Resources Inc., which published a mineral resource on the project in 2020.

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Gama is “Cashed Up” & Ready to Explore
These Two Promising Projects

Recently Gama Explorations Inc. (CSE:GAMA) successfully raised $1.2 million at $0.25 with no warrant attached.5

The company has only 86,000 warrants outstanding at $0.30.

In addition to solid financials, Gama has a management and advisory team stocked with expertise in management, technical, and capital markets with companies like BHP, Ivanhoe, Haywood Securities, Go Metals, and more.

The company also has a favorable share structure that should make it attractive to investors. 

With only approximately 42 million shares outstanding (a significant % of which are owned by insiders and strategic shareholders), the structure of Gama Explorations remains tight, having also recently raised $1.2 million at $0.25 with no warrant overhang.

Looming Shortfalls Could Help Boost Battery Metal Miners

Nickel and copper are in the spotlight now due to the green electric revolution.

Experts understand that with both facing looming shortages, new supplies need to be found.6,7 For example, Tesla CEO Elon Musk pointed out back in 2020 the importance of adding more nickel production.8

Now, in 2022, that need has only gotten stronger. 

With its promising projects in sought-after locations and solid financials, Gama Explorations. (CSE:GAMA) is positioning itself as a prime candidate to help meet the growing demand for essential battery materials like nickel and copper.

Learn why this company could be the next to make a significant discovery and join the likes of companies like Go Metals, Great Bear Resources, K92, and Northwest Copper.

Yes, I want to learn more about Gama Explorations (CSE:GAMA).

With Copper & Nickel Demand Soaring, Gama’s ‘Big Onion’ & ‘Tyee’ Copper/Nickel Projects Look to be Just What the Market Needs! Click Here to Download the Company Presentation!

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