Super Copper reports up to 2.56% copper equivalent in initial El Alto drill assays
Bitget2026/11/10 13:49- Super Copper reported copper mineralization in its first four assayed holes at El Alto, part of Chile’s Cordillera Cobre project.
- Hole DH26CC-002 intersected 19.2 meters at 0.34% copper, including 1.3 meters at 2.21% copper and 24.7 grams per tonne silver.
- Copper-bearing mineralization was logged across eight holes along an 800-meter trend; assays for holes five through eight remain pending.
- Hole DH26CC-002’s final sample returned 0.23% copper at 501.9 meters downhole, leaving mineralization open at depth.
- Further drilling will target extensions along strike and at depth, guided by assay results and geophysical data.
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