New CSAMT geophysical survey results confirm significant extent of the known porphyry copper system at Cangallo, interpreted to be at least 2.5km x 1km in size. Large portions of the interpreted mineralised footprint remain untested with potential to significantly increase the copper inventory at Cangallo. Resistivity anomalies identified at depth to the north and south of the interpreted Cangallo footprint represent priority target areas with potential to materially expand the resource at depth.
Additional high-priority targets (New Target Areas 1 & 2) with similar resistivity signatures to the main Cangallo porphyry system have been identified, supporting the potential for a broader cluster of porphyry deposits within the area.
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