St-Georges Platinum & Base Metals Ltd. is a junior Platinum, Palladium, Rhodium, Copper, Cobalt and Nickel explorer with projects in the Province of Quebec, Canada. Headquartered in Montreal, the Company’s stock is listed on the CSE under the symbol SX, the OTCQX under the symbol SXOOF and the Berlin Stock Exchange under the symbol 85G.
The company owns the Villebon Copper-Nickel and PGEs property in Abitibi and a 100% interest in the Julie and Isoukustouc Nickel-Copper-PGEs projects.
It also owns a 100% interest in ten North Shore properties that constitute the Manicouagan constellation which are explored for Nickel, Copper, Platinum, Palladium and Graphite and 50% equity interest in 6 properties explored for graphite with Amseco Exploration, all the latter being on Quebec’s North Shore near the deep-seaport town of Baie-Comeau.
Isoukoustouc Complex:
St-Georges Platinum expanded the Isoukoustouc and Julie properties by staking an additional 238 claims to its 57 mining claims. In addition, 13,185 hectares have been added to approximately 34 sq. Km in the Isoukoustouc Nickel Trend.
Manic-3, Mathilda & B-40
(Copper, Nickel, Palladium, Cobalt)
Lac Julie: 124 km northwest of the town of Baie-Comeau, Quebec
(Average assay values of 0.33 wt. % Cu and 1.78 wt. % N)
Manicouagan Constellation:
A prospective grass root target for PGE’s with limited historical work. Additional claims might be added or withdrawn from this group of properties in the coming year as the Company plans to improve this holding.
Villebon:
St Georges owns a 70% interest in the core portion of the Villebon property situated less than 2 km east of the Provincial Highway #117, and 45 km south-east of Val d’Or .
The company entered into a binding agreement to acquire 100% of two mineral mining projects in the Kasempa and Mwinilunga Districts in Western Zambia.
Shongwa Project (Kasempa District)
The Shongwa IOCG & Nickel project is located in Northwestern Zambia. The project area lies approximately 60km northwest of the town of Kasempa in northwest Zambia. The area is poorly developed with only minor trails away from the gravel Kasempa-Kaoma road link. The area consists of forested and relatively flat covered plains with some rolling hills and some permanent watercourses. Minor areas of habitation and subsistence farming exist to the south of Shongwa.
The Large Scale Prospecting License (LPL) 14817-HQ-LPL covers an area of 726 square km. It was recently converted into 3 mining licenses covering the same total territory.
The Shongwa project is the site of one of the oldest known deposits in Zambia dating back to the fourth century. Since the rediscovery of these ancient workings in 1899, the area has been mined intermittently for the recovery of high-grade copper ore. From 1903 until 1914, copper was recovered by underground mining of high-grade veins, followed by hand sorting and direct smelting. Mining activities terminated with the onset of World War 1.
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