Copper Giant Expands Mocoa Resource with High-Grade Drill Results — Copper Giant Resources Corp.

Event summary

Copper Giant intersected 257 meters of 0.63% CuEq in infill drilling at Mocoa, Colombia.
Hole MD-056 identified higher grades at depth along the southern margin, potentially linking to a third high-grade zone.
Hole MD-057 confirmed resource model predictability, supporting future PEA-level evaluation.
Drilling continues at full capacity with two rigs, using directional drilling to improve efficiency.

The big picture

Copper Giant's latest drill results reinforce Mocoa's potential as a district-scale opportunity, aligning with the broader trend of resource expansion in underexplored Jurassic porphyry belts. The use of directional drilling and mother holes reflects a strategic shift toward more efficient exploration, critical for advancing the project toward pre-feasibility. The intersection of higher grades at depth suggests the fertile intrusive architecture may extend further, reinforcing the deposit's long-term viability.

What we're watching

Resource Expansion: Whether the southern margin and La Estrella target will yield additional high-grade zones.
Drilling Efficiency: The pace at which directional drilling improves data density and reduces surface disturbance.
PEA Readiness: How quickly infill drilling upgrades inferred resources to indicated, supporting pre-feasibility studies.