Copper Giant Expands Mineralization Below Mocoa Pit, Confirms Third Corridor — Copper Giant Resources Corp.

Event summary

Copper Giant's deep infill hole MD-064 intersected 1,052 meters of continuous mineralization at its Mocoa project in Colombia, including 486 meters grading 0.57% CuEq.
Hole MD-063 extended mineralization below the current conceptual pit design, confirming continuity at depth and to the south toward La Estrella target area.
The company confirmed a third mineralized breccia corridor (western breccia), supporting interpretation of Mocoa as a large, multi-phase porphyry system with multiple centers.
Results validate grade and continuity predicted by resource model ahead of Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA).

The big picture

Copper Giant's latest drilling results at Mocoa reinforce the project's potential as one of the largest undeveloped copper-molybdenum resources in the Americas. The confirmation of additional mineralized corridors and continuity below the current pit design suggests significant upside for resource expansion, which could enhance the project's economic viability ahead of a Preliminary Economic Assessment. This development comes amid growing global demand for copper as a critical material for the energy transition.

What we're watching

Resource Growth Potential: Whether the confirmed mineralization below the conceptual pit and toward La Estrella will significantly expand Mocoa's resource base ahead of PEA.
Multi-Center System Validation: How the confirmation of a third mineralized breccia corridor may impact future exploration strategies and resource modeling at Mocoa.
PEA Timeline and Outcomes: The pace at which Copper Giant can complete its updated Mineral Resource Estimate and metallurgical studies to support a robust PEA for the expanded system.