Branden Haynes, the new CEO of Bolt Metals, announced key developments in the company’s portfolio during an interview with Proactive, including the completion of its acquisition of the Switchback copper-silver property. Located in the Omineca mining division of British Columbia, Switchback is an exploration-stage property, covering 2,560 hectares and showing potential for volcanic redbed copper and polymetallic deposits. This acquisition follows Bolt Metals' recent purchase of the Soap Gulch copper project in Montana, USA. Soap Gulch has shown impressive historic drill results with grades of up to 4.7% copper, 19% zinc, and notable values in gold and cobalt. In addition, Haynes highlighted the company’s staking of 1,542 hectares of mineral claims contiguous to the recently acquired New Britain antimony property in British Columbia, expanding the property to 2,035 hectares. The expanded area covers anomalous stream sediment samples, including a sample returning 99 ppb gold, placing it in the 95th percentile in regional surveys. Bolt Metals continues to strategically strengthen its portfolio, focusing on high-potential properties in North America. The company's recent acquisitions position it well in the copper and antimony sectors, both critical for future energy and industrial needs. #proactiveinvestors #boltmetalscorp #cse #bolt #otcqb #pcrcf CopperMining #SilverDemand #SoapGulchProject #SwitchbackCopper #MiningIndustry #MetalsInvestment #BrandenHaynes #MontanaMining #BritishColumbiaMining #ProactiveInvestors #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews