Copper at multiple depths and similar host units in separated holes support testing a structurally controlled model
Super Copper has commenced its Phase 2 Geophysics Program, which includes induced polarization and resistivity surveys at its 100%-owned Castilla Project (the “Project”), located approximately 90 km south of Copiapo, Chile.
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The maiden Phase 1 program contemplates up to 15 diamond drill holes totalling approximately 5,000 metres, focused on the El Alto target.
Super Copper is pleased to announce the results of a new three-dimensional (“3D”)modelling of magnetic survey data at its Castilla Project in the Atacama Region of Chile.
Two-project pipeline advancing: Phase 1 geophysics completed at the Castilla project, next-stage drill targeting underway
Drill pad construction and access roads complete, rig mobilization in progress at the El Alto target
Drone magnetometry and WorldView-3 alteration mapping defines a large hydrothermal system spatially coincident with high-grade surface grab samples of up to 53.8 g/t Au and 17.7% Cu
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