Pecoy Copper Identifies Large Untested Target at Peru Project…

Event summary

Pecoy Copper defined four principal geophysical targets (MTP-01 to MTP-04) at its Pecoy Project in southern Peru, with MTP-01 being the largest untested opportunity.
Recent drilling (PEC26-067) returned 209.0 m grading 0.40% Cu, including higher-grade intervals, strengthening the mineralized vector toward MTP-01.
A fourth drill rig has been allocated to systematically test the MTP-01 target, which measures approximately 1.2 km wide and 1.0 km in vertical extent.
The integrated geophysical interpretation combines 3D MT resistivity modeling with historical and recent drilling data.

The big picture

Pecoy Copper’s identification of the large MTP-01 target underscores the potential for significant resource expansion at its Pecoy Project, located in one of the world’s most prolific copper belts. The systematic approach to testing this target reflects a strategic shift from broad exploration to focused drilling, which could position the project for future development. The project’s favorable infrastructure and location in a mining-friendly jurisdiction further enhance its strategic value.

What we're watching

Resource Potential: Whether MTP-01 can deliver significant new mineralized zones, given its large size and limited testing to date.
Drill Program Success: The pace at which systematic testing of MTP-01 will uncover high-grade mineralization or expand the known mineralized footprint.
Geophysical Interpretation: How the integration of multiple geophysical datasets will refine future drill targeting and reduce exploration risk.