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An update from Orosur Mining ( (TSE:OMI) ) is now available.
Orosur Mining has expanded its understanding of the El Cedro prospect at the Anzá Project in Colombia, completing additional soil sampling that confirms a second intrusive body with high-grade gold in soils over an area of roughly 2km by 3km. Together with mapping, the new results suggest two related porphyry systems within a shared structural corridor hosting gold‑bearing epithermal structures, materially enhancing El Cedro’s drill potential.
A drone magnetic survey has also been completed over El Cedro and the nearby APTA prospect, with processed data expected to feed into near-term drill targeting, while the Pepas drill rig has been temporarily redeployed to a new southern target to allow analysis of recent Pepas West results. Management says the prospect of operating up to three rigs across Pepas, APTA and El Cedro underscores the emergence of Anzá as a broad, multi-target mineralised province, which could be significant for the project’s future scale and for stakeholders’ expectations of resource growth.
More about Orosur Mining
Orosur Mining Inc. is a minerals exploration and development company listed on TSXV and AIM, operating primarily in Colombia and Argentina. Its flagship Anzá Project in Colombia spans about 330km² in the Mid-Cauca gold belt and includes prospects such as Pepas, APTA and El Cedro, where the company is advancing high-grade gold and porphyry targets under full ownership.
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