Orosur Drilling Extends Pepas West Gold Zone at Colombia’s Anzá Project

Orosur Mining ( (TSE:OMI) ) has shared an update.

Orosur Mining reported further encouraging drilling results from the Pepas West zone at its Anzá gold project in Colombia, with recent holes delivering shallow, thick gold intercepts such as 23.45 metres at 2.98 g/t and 16.1 metres at 2.68 g/t. A key step-out hole extended mineralisation about 30 metres northwest of earlier drilling, indicating at least 100 metres of strike with room for untested extensions, while the rig has been temporarily redeployed south as geologists compile data ahead of follow-up work to size the new zone.

At the APTA prospect, where about 39,000 metres of historical drilling have already outlined a substantial epithermal gold system, a new hole (MAP-106) is now in the target zone despite difficult ground conditions and is designed to test new geological concepts that could underpin a future resource estimate. Together with the existing maiden resource at Pepas and ongoing work at El Cedro, the latest field activity suggests Anzá is progressing toward a multi-deposit gold project, potentially strengthening Orosur’s asset base and appeal to investors and strategic partners.

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Orosur Mining Inc. is a gold exploration company listed on TSX Venture Exchange and AIM, focused on advancing its 100%-owned Anzá Project in Colombia’s Mid-Cauca gold belt. Through subsidiaries Minera Anzá and Minera Monte Aguila, the company controls roughly 330 km² of exploration titles hosting multiple high-grade gold prospects, including Pepas, APTA and the porphyry cluster El Cedro.

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