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Highlights

  • Acquires 31,011 hectares (76,640 acres) at Rottenstone West in Northern Saskatchewan.
  • Land package lies on-trend with Ramp Metals' discoveries, including Rush and Ranger showings.
  • AMRT satellite survey flagged multiple gold-copper targets; drill permit application submitted.

Inspiration Energy Corp. (CSE: ISP) announced a definitive agreement to acquire a 100% interest in the Rottenstone West Project, a district-sized mineral property in Northern Saskatchewan. The transaction expands Inspiration’s footprint to more than 85,000 acres across the Rottenstone domain and makes the company one of the largest contiguous landholders in a region that has attracted recent exploration attention.

The newly acquired package comprises approximately 31,011 hectares (76,640 acres) of contiguous mineral claims immediately southwest of Ramp Metals Inc.’s Rottenstone SW property — the site of recent Rush VMS and Ranger gold showings. Historical work dating back to the 1950s identified multiple massive sulfide occurrences on the Rottenstone West ground; many of those occurrences have not been tested with modern exploration techniques. Ramp’s public disclosures, including a June 17, 2024 news release, reported assays such as 73.55 g/t Au over 7.5 metres at the Ranger Showing and 1.61% Cu at the Rush VMS discovery, underscoring the district’s prospectivity.

Inspiration said its Advanced Atomic Mineral Resonance Tomography (AMRT) satellite survey over its adjacent Rottenstone North project highlighted a number of high-priority gold and copper targets along property boundaries that are parallel to Ramp’s trend. The company has submitted a drill permit application and is finalizing plans for an initial drilling program. Management described the satellite data as informing target selection and said the technical team is focused on near-term drill readiness.

From a capital structure perspective, Inspiration has just over 30 million shares outstanding. That level of issued equity results in a relatively concentrated share register, which the company notes gives market participants clear exposure to exploration outcomes across the enlarged land package. The jurisdiction—Northern Saskatchewan—remains notable for established infrastructure and favourable mineral regulatory frameworks; the area also ranks well on several industry indices of mining investment attractiveness.