Orosur Mining (LSE:OMI) has strengthened its geological understanding of the El Cedro prospect within its Anzá Project in Colombia, following additional soil sampling that identified a second intrusive body. The results revealed high-grade gold anomalies across an area of roughly 2km by 3km, pointing to significant mineralisation potential.
Combined with updated geological mapping, the findings indicate the presence of two related porphyry systems along a shared structural corridor, hosting gold-bearing epithermal features. This development materially enhances the drilling potential at El Cedro.
Geophysical data and drilling plans support next phase
The company has also completed a drone-based magnetic survey covering both El Cedro and the nearby APTA prospect. The processed data is expected to play a key role in refining near-term drill targets.
Meanwhile, the Pepas drill rig has been temporarily reassigned to a new southern target, allowing time for further analysis of recent results from Pepas West. This staged approach is intended to optimise drilling efficiency and prioritise the most prospective zones.
Multi-rig campaign highlights district-scale potential
Management highlighted the possibility of deploying up to three drill rigs across the Pepas, APTA and El Cedro targets. This reflects growing confidence in Anzá as a multi-target mineralised district, with the potential to support meaningful resource expansion and increase the overall scale of the project.
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Orosur Mining Inc. is an exploration and development company listed on both the TSX Venture Exchange and AIM. The group operates mainly in Colombia and Argentina, with its flagship Anzá Project covering დაახლოებით 330km² in Colombia’s Mid-Cauca gold belt. Key prospects include Pepas, APTA and El Cedro, where the company is advancing high-grade gold and porphyry exploration targets under full ownership.
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