Pecoy Copper Expands Mineralized Footprint with Third Broad Intercept at South Breccia — Pecoy Copper Corp.

Event summary

Pecoy Copper reported new assay results from six diamond drill holes, totaling 5,678.3 meters, as part of its 35,000-meter 2026 drill program at the Pecoy Project in southern Peru.
PEC26-072 added a third broad copper-gold intercept at the South Breccia, intersecting 804.0 meters grading 0.34% Cu and 0.08 g/t Au.
PEC26-067 returned the strongest near-surface copper result outside South Breccia, intersecting 209.0 meters at 0.40% Cu from 15.0 meters.
The results reinforce South Breccia and establish Northwest as leading follow-up priorities for further exploration.

The big picture

Pecoy Copper's latest drill results underscore the potential for significant resource growth at its Pecoy Project, a large, undeveloped porphyry system in southern Peru. The findings come at a critical juncture for the company as it seeks to expand its mineralized footprint and attract investment in one of the world's most prolific copper belts. The strategic location of the project, with its favorable elevation and proximity to infrastructure, positions Pecoy Copper to advance efficiently from exploration toward future development.

What we're watching

Resource Expansion: Whether the lateral continuity and westward expansion potential of the South Breccia can be confirmed through additional drilling and three-dimensional modeling.
Near-Surface Potential: The pace at which the Northwest target can be developed, given its strong near-surface copper results and separate deeper interval.
Geological Modeling: How the integration of Centre-of-Pit and North-Central results into the three-dimensional model will refine the broader Pecoy system's understanding.