Copper Giant's Mocoa Drilling Exceeds Resource Model, Expands Southern Margin — Copper Giant Resources Corp.

Event summary

Copper Giant's directional daughter holes at Mocoa returned grades exceeding the resource model, with MD-060 yielding 0.97% CuEq over 68m.
MD-058 expanded mineralization into areas previously modeled as waste, strengthening the vector toward the La Estrella target.
Results support resource conversion from Inferred to Indicated and advance the project toward PEA-level.
Drilling continues at full capacity with two rigs operating, and a third rig is mobilizing to the La Estrella target.

The big picture

Copper Giant's successful drilling at Mocoa underscores the potential for significant resource expansion in an underexplored Jurassic porphyry belt. The results validate the company's geological models and support the transition from exploration to development, aligning with broader industry trends of advancing high-quality copper projects in response to growing global demand. The Mocoa project's large-scale mineralization and district-scale potential position it as a key player in the energy transition.

What we're watching

Resource Conversion: Whether the current drilling results will successfully convert Inferred resources to the Indicated category, enhancing the project's economic viability.
La Estrella Target: The pace at which the third drill rig will advance the La Estrella target and the potential for additional resource expansion.
PEA Timing: How quickly Copper Giant can progress toward a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) given the positive drilling results.