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

Event summary

Copper Giant's drill hole MD-062 returned 258 meters of 0.70% CuEq, above the current MRE average of 0.51% CuEq, confirming high-grade continuity.
Drill hole MD-061 extended mineralization southward into the Mocoa-La Estrella corridor, previously modeled as waste.
Three drill rigs are now operating at full capacity, including maiden drilling at La Estrella from the southern end of the corridor.
The Mocoa project currently holds Inferred resources of 12.7 billion pounds of copper-equivalent.

The big picture

Copper Giant's latest drill results at the Mocoa project reinforce the potential for a district-scale mineralized system, aligning with broader industry trends of expanding existing resource footprints. The company's strategic focus on high-grade continuity and resource expansion positions it favorably in the global copper market, where demand is driven by the energy transition. The ongoing drilling campaign and the emerging La Estrella target highlight the company's commitment to unlocking additional value from its flagship project.

What we're watching

Resource Expansion: Whether the southern expansion into the Mocoa-La Estrella corridor will significantly increase the resource base.
PEA Timing: The pace at which Copper Giant can advance toward PEA-level studies given the current drill results.
Geological Confidence: How the continuity and predictability of higher-grade domains will impact future engineering evaluations.