The last great undrilled Offset Dyke target in the world's most productive nickel basin. 148 claims. 36 km². Zero modern drill holes on the primary target.
The Nairn Ni Cu PGE Property sits on the southwestern extension of the Worthington Offset Dyke — the same structural corridor hosting the Totten Mine (10.5 Mt @ 1.5% Ni, Vale) and the Victoria Deposit (14.5 Mt @ 2.5% Ni, KGHM). Both are within 25 km of Nairn.
Surface samples, an adit, a shaft, and historical trenches confirm sulphide mineralisation: pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite, pentlandite — the Sudbury Ni-Cu-PGE assemblage. Two independent IP surveys identified drill targets that have never been tested.
The property has been systematically assembled over six years specifically to cover this target. The opportunity is a single Phase 1 drill program — CAD 1.5–2.4M — that could position an acquirer for a transformative discovery at the world's greatest nickel address.
Three documents that cover the project at three levels of depth: a bold one-page sales summary, a full-narrative executive summary, and a tabulated fact sheet with every key number.
36 km² assembled over six years to cover the SW extension of the Worthington Offset Dyke. The claim block has been designed to cover the most prospective structural corridor in this part of the basin.
The Worthington and Mystery Offset Dykes host world-class Ni-Cu-PGE deposits — all of which grade up at depth. Nairn sits on the SW extension of this same structural system. Every surface sample confirms the mineralisation. Nothing has ever been drilled on the primary target.
A detailed indicative economic analysis: Phase 1–3 exploration budget, metal price scenarios (Bear/Base/Bull), hypothetical resource scenarios benchmarked against Sudbury peers, acquirer return analysis, and available Ontario/federal grant programs.
M&A transactions across Sudbury Basin Ni-Cu assets — from major corporate acquisitions down to early-stage option deals. Early-stage Sudbury exploration properties with confirmed sulphide mineralisation and geophysical anomalies have transacted at CAD 2–10 million. A post-discovery resource re-rates at USD 200–600 per tonne NiEq.
Ontario's exploration permitting for a first-pass drill program is among the most efficient in Canada. A standard Notice of Work takes 6–16 weeks. Two Sudbury smelters within 50 km eliminate the need for greenfield processing infrastructure. Full regulatory framework, baseline study requirements, and cost estimates documented.
The September 2025 project deck — seven pages of maps, district context, geology, sampling results, and exploration upside. Ideal for a first investor or partner briefing.
Nine categories, ~75 items, each tagged Open / Partial / Available with Critical / High / Medium priority. Includes a suggested 10–16 week due diligence timeline from NDA to close.