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City of Langley, British Columbia, Canada
Amarc Resources Ltd
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Amarc (TSXV: AHR.V, OTC: AXREF) is focused on developing high value Cu-Au assets in British Columbia, including its 100% owned IKE, JOY and DUKE districts which host 4 Cu±Au deposits and 10 porphyry Cu-Au deposit targets. Led by a management team with extraordinary depth and experience finding and advancing porphyry deposits in BC and around the world, Amarc is building on Hunter Dickinson Inc's (HDI) proven global copper porphyry success. President & CEO Dr. Diane Nicolson has led successful exploration teams and evaluated mineral deposits globally with emphasis on the North and South American Cordillera. Executive Chairman Robert Dickinson and Chief Geologist Mark Rebagliati are both members of the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame, recognized specifically for their success in discovering and developing porphyry copper deposits. Past HDI accomplishments include some of the world's most important porphyry deposits: Mount Milligan, Kemess North and South, Gibraltar and Sisson in Canada, Pebble and Florence in the USA, and Xietongmen and Newtongmen in China. With its portfolio of three district-scale assets hosting known deposits and ten high quality deposit targets, Amarc is HDI's new value vehicle for the 2020s.The JOY District, located within BC's Golden Horseshoe region, hosts the PINE Cu-Au deposit, the MEX Cu-Au deposit target and a pipeline of high-quality drill-ready Cu-Au porphyry targets. Amarc is currently working with partner Freeport to further develop this district. The IKE District is proximal to the heartland of Canada's Cu production at the Valley, New Afton and Gibraltar mines. The district hosts the IKE Cu-Mo-Ag Deposit, the Empress Cu-Au-Ag Deposit, and a high potential pipeline of Cu-Au±Mo±Ag targets. The DUKE District hosts the DUKE Cu-Mo-Ag±Au Deposit and a pipeline of Cu±Au targets. The district is within the Babine Region, one of BC's most prolific porphyry Cu-Au belts.