Orosur Mining (LSE:OMI) has announced the discovery of a new gold-bearing zone located roughly 100 metres غرب of its Pepas deposit at the Anzá Project in Colombia. Recent drill holes, PEP082 and PEP083, returned wide, near-surface intercepts with high grades, showing geological similarities to the existing Pepas mineralisation. The company is currently undertaking orientation drilling to better understand the extent of the zone before moving to broader step-out drilling, while early observations from follow-up holes indicate continued mineralised structures.
In parallel with this discovery, Orosur has resumed drilling at the APTA prospect, where close to 39,000 metres of historical drilling has already outlined a large epithermal gold system. This target is considered geologically comparable to Pepas but located at greater depth, offering additional upside potential.
To further support exploration, the company has launched a drone-based airborne magnetic survey covering the southern portion of the Anzá project, including the APTA and El Cedro areas. The survey is expected to refine drill targeting and improve geological understanding, forming part of a broader increase in exploration activity aimed at expanding the project’s resource base and enhancing its long-term development potential.
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Orosur Mining Inc. is a gold exploration and development company listed on both TSXV and AIM. Its primary focus is the wholly owned Anzá Project in Colombia’s Mid-Cauca gold belt, a region known for significant gold deposits. The project spans approximately 330 km² and includes key prospects such as Pepas, APTA, and the El Cedro porphyry cluster, positioning the company within a highly prospective Andean mining district.
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