Orosur Mining Inc. (LSE:OMI) has announced a major advancement in its exploration efforts at the Pepas prospect, part of its Anzá Gold Project in Colombia. The company reported outstanding results from its ongoing infill drilling program, with drill hole PEP047 returning an impressive intercept of 104 meters grading 6.61 grams per tonne of gold starting at surface—one of the most significant results to date.
These promising results support Orosur’s objective of defining a Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) for Pepas by year-end. To accelerate development, the company plans to initiate additional metallurgical and logistical studies to assess the mining potential of the area.
In parallel, Orosur has resumed soil sampling at its nearby El Cedro prospect, following delays caused by adverse weather. This marks a renewed effort to further evaluate and potentially expand its resource base within the broader Anzá Project.
About Orosur Mining Inc.
Orosur Mining Inc. is a junior mining company focused on the exploration and development of gold assets in South America. Its flagship project is the wholly owned Anzá Gold Project in Colombia, where the company is advancing both the Pepas and El Cedro prospects.
The company’s current strategy centers on defining a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate at Pepas while continuing broader exploration activities across its land package to unlock further value.
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