Copper Giant Hits High-Grade Intercepts at Mocoa, Expands Drilling…

Event summary

Copper Giant's infill hole MD-073 returned 103 meters of 1.07% CuEq, more than twice the average grade of the current Mineral Resource Estimate.
Step-out holes MD-067 and MD-071 extended mineralization beyond historic drilling, with both ending in mineralization.
A fourth drill rig is being set up on the western flank of the Mocoa system, where the extent of mineralization has not been defined by drilling.
The Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) remains on track for delivery in Q4 2026.

The big picture

Copper Giant's latest drilling results at its Mocoa project in Colombia demonstrate the potential for significant resource growth, with high-grade intercepts and mineralization extending beyond historic drilling. The addition of a fourth drill rig to explore the western flank suggests the company is aggressively pursuing the definition of a larger, district-scale mineralized system. The upcoming PEA will be critical in assessing the project's economic viability and its potential to become a major copper producer in the region.

What we're watching

Resource Growth: Whether the high-grade intercepts will lead to a significant upgrade of the current Mineral Resource Estimate.
Execution Risk: The pace at which the fourth drill rig can define the western flank of the porphyry system.
Market Dynamics: How the upcoming PEA will position Mocoa against other large-scale copper projects in the Americas.