Rokmaster Resources is a mineral exploration company focused on discovering district-scale base, precious, and critical minerals assets in the Americas. Rokmaster’s current growth assets are the district-scale Nechako Project in the Northern Nechako Basin on the Southern portion of the Stikine Terrane in West Central BC and the Cristal Project located in Northern Chile at the intersection of the West Fissure Fault and Incapuquio Fault.
Coupled with our Duncan Lake Zinc Project, Selkirk Base & Precious Metals Project, and Big Copper Project located within the Kootenay Arc, Rokmaster offers investors a compelling, potential discovery-return investing opportunity.
Nechako Project
The Nechako Project is a copper-gold-molybdenum project and key element of Rokmaster’s growth strategy. Located in a proven mining region in the Northern Nechako Basin on the Southern portion of the highly productive yet underexplored Stikine Terrane in West Central BC, Nechako offers district-scale potential across four road-accessible, permitted properties with multiple priority targets. Historical work identified encouraging signs of a large mineral system, and Rokmaster is advancing Nechako with a clear objective: deliver a meaningful copper-gold-molybdenum discovery that can anchor the Company’s next stage of growth.
Cristal Project – Chile
The Cristal Project is a highly prospective porphyry copper exploration project located in northern Chile, approximately 10 km south of the Peru border and 72 km from the coastal city of Arica. Cristal consists of three exploitation concessions totaling 9 km² and benefits from excellent road access, nearby rail infrastructure, and a favourable operating environment. Cristal is positioned near the intersection of two major regional fault systems associated with copper mineralization in Chile and Peru. Exploration across the broader district and adjacent properties by companies including BHP & Rio Tinto identified compelling geological and geophysical evidence supporting the potential for a buried porphyry copper system.
A prominent feature at the centre of the project is a circular, magnetic-low anomaly ~3 km in diameter, interpreted as a potential concealed porphyry copper target. Nearby copper showings, including the Rio Lluta / Quebrada Palmani area and the “Red Wall” outcrop 10kms south further support the copper potential of the Cristal Property. Cristal provides Rokmaster with exposure to a large-scale copper discovery opportunity in one of the world’s most important copper-producing regions, with a clear next step: drill-test the target and determine its economic potential.
Duncan Lake Zinc Project
The Duncan Lake Zinc Project is a 100%-owned, road-accessible, fully permitted project located in southeastern BC. Positioned within the Central Kootenay Arc, a highly prospective metallogenic belt with numerous mines and mineral occurrences, the project benefits from a geological setting favorable for multiple styles of zinc-lead-silver mineralization, including carbonate-hosted massive sulphide with similarities to Irish-type systems. Duncan Lake comprises 37 contiguous mineral claims covering 1,018 hectares along the strike extension of Teck Resources’ historic Duncan Mine and hosts five defined zones: North Mine, No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, and Mag. The historic Duncan Mine, located between the North Mine area and the No. 1 to No. 3 zones, underscores the project’s strategic position within a well-mineralized corridor.