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LONDON - Orosur Mining (LON:OMIN) Inc. (TSXV/AIM:OMI) announced Thursday exceptional drill results from its wholly-owned Anzá Project in Colombia, highlighted by an intersection of 62.3 meters grading 12.76 grams per ton gold in hole PEP045.
The results come from nine new diamond drill holes at the Pepas prospect, located approximately 50 kilometers west of Medellin in Colombia’s mid-Cauca gold belt. Three holes were drilled as part of a resource definition program, while six were exploratory holes testing areas outside the known mineralized zone.
Notable intersections from the infill drilling include 38.5 meters at 6.01 g/t gold in hole PEP044 and 53.2 meters at 3.36 g/t gold in hole PEP046. Exploratory drilling returned 31.75 meters at 2.01 g/t gold in hole PEP041, extending mineralization to the north.
The Anzá Project became 100% owned by Orosur following the completion of a Share Purchase Agreement announced in November 2024, whereby the company acquired all shares of its previous joint venture partner, Minera Monte Aguila.
Since resuming drilling in November 2024, Orosur has completed 26 holes at Pepas. The company is currently focused on three prospects within the Anzá Project: Pepas, APTA, and El Cedro.
According to the press release, the company is conducting a mineral resource estimate (MRE) infill program at Pepas while simultaneously developing new geological concepts through comprehensive review of historical drilling data.
The Anzá Project is situated along strike between several major gold-copper deposits in Colombia’s primary gold belt, including Buritica, Quebradona and Guayabales/Marmato.
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