OMI Orosur Mining (LSE:OMI) has reported additional positive drilling results from the Pepas West area within its Anzá gold project in Colombia, with recent drill holes intersecting broad zones of near-surface gold mineralisation. Highlights included intercepts of 23.45 metres grading 2.98 g/t gold and 16.1 metres at 2.68 g/t gold. The company also confirmed that a key step-out drill hole extended known mineralisation approximately 30 metres to the northwest of previous drilling, indicating a strike length of at least 100 metres with further exploration potential still untested. Drilling activities have temporarily shifted southward while geological teams analyse the latest results and prepare the next phase of work aimed at defining the overall scale of the discovery.
At the nearby APTA prospect, where around 39,000 metres of historic drilling have already outlined a sizeable epithermal gold system, the company said drill hole MAP-106 has now entered the intended target zone despite challenging ground conditions. The hole is designed to test updated geological interpretations that could contribute toward a future mineral resource estimate. Combined with the existing maiden resource at Pepas and ongoing exploration work at El Cedro, the latest drilling activity indicates that Anzá may be evolving into a broader multi-deposit gold project, potentially enhancing Orosur’s long-term asset value and attractiveness to investors and strategic partners.
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Orosur Mining Inc. is a gold exploration business listed on both the TSX Venture Exchange and AIM, focused on advancing its wholly owned Anzá Project in Colombia’s Mid-Cauca gold belt. Through its subsidiaries Minera Anzá and Minera Monte Aguila, the company controls approximately 330 square kilometres of exploration licences containing multiple high-grade gold prospects, including Pepas, APTA and the El Cedro porphyry cluster.
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