Algo Grande Engages AI-Metals to Advance AI-Driven Integration Across Adelita Data; Reinforces Target Framework from Prior Geophysical Programs

Executive Summary
- Algo Grande Copper Corp. engaged AI‑Metals to conduct a 12‑month AI‑driven data reprocessing and integration program for its 100 % owned Adelita Cu‑Au‑Ag project in Sonora, Mexico.
- The integrated AI analysis combines airborne magnetic, AEM, satellite alteration indices, surface geochemistry, and IP datasets, revealing convergent skarn‑style mineralization zones that bolster the company’s high‑priority target framework.
- Algo Grande entered a market‑making services agreement with Independent Trading Group (ITG) to provide liquidity for its TSX Venture shares, paying ITG a monthly cash fee of $6,000.
Key Details
- AI‑Metals Engagement
- Duration: 12 months.
- Scope: Reprocess and integrate historical & new geological, geophysical, and geochemical data across the Adelita Project.
- Datasets integrated: airborne magnetic, electromagnetic (AEM), satellite hydroxyl/ferric oxide alteration indices, surface geochemical sampling, induced‑polarization (IP) chargeability and resistivity.
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Outcome: Identification of spatially convergent zones consistent with large skarn‑porphyry copper mineralization; supports refinement of drill targeting for a Phase 2 exploration program planned for late Q1/early Q2 2026.
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Technical Findings
- AI‑driven clustering highlights red clusters (Cerro Grande skarn), green (Cu‑Au anomalies), yellow (Cu‑Mo anomalies).
- Magnetic and EM data delineate structural boundaries interpreted as intrusive contacts and skarn fronts.
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3D IP chargeability inversion shows coherent chargeable bodies at ~100–200 m depth, suggesting potential sulphide mineralization or deep fault systems.
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Integration with Ongoing Work
- Completed modern 3D reprocessing of legacy magnetic, IP, MT datasets.
- Ongoing high‑definition ground magnetic survey over Cerro Grande skarn zone.
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Current oriented‑core diamond drilling program and surface trenching/geological mapping feeding into a unified 3D geological model.
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Exploration Implications
- Enhanced understanding of the scale, architecture, and controls of the Adelita mineral system.
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Provides a more robust technical basis for selecting de‑risked drill targets in Phase 2.
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Market Making Services Agreement (ITG)
- Parties: Algo Grande Copper Corp. & Independent Trading Group, Inc. (CIRO‑registered dealer).
- Services: Provide market making for Algo Grande common shares on the TSX Venture Exchange.
- Compensation: Monthly cash fee of $6,000 plus applicable taxes; no share or option grants.
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Term: Automatic monthly renewal; terminable by either party upon written notice.
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Qualified Person
- Lorne Warner, P.Geo., qualified under NI 43‑101, reviewed and approved the technical content.
Notable Quotes
- “The AI‑driven integration materially enhances our understanding of the Adelita system and reinforces confidence in our high‑priority targets as we prepare for Phase 2 drilling.” – Enrico Gay, CEO, Algo Grande Copper Corp.