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LONDON - Orosur Mining Inc. (TSXV/AIM:OMI) announced Tuesday additional high-grade gold results from its ongoing infill drilling program at the Pepas prospect within its wholly-owned Anzá Gold Project in Colombia.
The latest six drill holes from the Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) infill program yielded significant gold intersections, including 47.25 meters at 15.25 g/t gold in hole PEP055, which contained an exceptionally high-grade vein measuring 1.9 meters at 303.25 g/t gold.
Other notable results include 20.6 meters at 2.01 g/t gold (PEP054), 22.5 meters at 1.64 g/t gold (PEP056), and 34.85 meters at 3.24 g/t gold (PEP058).
The company reported that the infill drilling program is ahead of schedule and could be completed by late October 2025. Orosur aims to establish a NI43-101 compliant Mineral Resource Estimate for Pepas by year-end.
In parallel, Orosur is advancing exploration at the El Cedro prospect in the southern part of the Anzá project. A ridge and spur soil sampling program, approximately 65% complete, has identified areas with gold values exceeding 0.3 g/t and sometimes over 1 g/t in soils and saprolite.
The company acquired 100% ownership of the Anzá Project in November 2024 after purchasing all shares of its previous joint venture partner, Minera Monte Aguila, which was a 50/50 venture between Agnico Eagle Mines and Newmont Mining.
"The Anza Project continues to develop and broaden in scope. Pepas is progressing toward MRE as planned, but the results at El Cedro are showing this licence has much more to give," said Orosur CEO Brad George in the press release statement.
The Anzá Project is located 50 kilometers west of Medellin, Colombia, with access to infrastructure including water, power, and communications.
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