Super Copper Commences Field Programs to Advance Drill Targeting
Executive Summary
- Super Copper Corp. has mobilized its geological team to the field for exploration programs at its flagship Chilean copper projects, Cordillera Cobre and Castilla.
- The programs aim to define and refine drill targets; results are expected in Q4 2025 and will guide an upcoming drilling campaign.
- Activities include core logging, systematic sampling, IP surveys, ground magnetometry, and property‑wide prospecting to build a robust geochemical dataset.
Key Details
- Cordillera Cobre Program – Drill Target Definition
- Work underway in high‑priority zones: El Alto, Calcite Hill, Mina Anima, North/Northwest areas.
- Core logging & sampling of historical drill core for re‑interpretation of mineralization trends.
- Systematic surface and underground sampling to expand known mineralized zones.
- Induced Polarization (IP) surveys to locate chargeability/resistivity anomalies indicative of sulphide bodies at depth.
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Ground magnetometry to refine geological models and improve drill orientation planning.
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Castilla Program – Foundation for Drill Planning
- First‑pass, property‑wide prospecting program launched to establish a systematic geochemical dataset.
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Goal: identify zones of interest and generate a pipeline of targets for future drill testing.
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Exploration Infrastructure
- Recently completed roadwork to El Alto improves site access.
- Access to a laboratory for core cutting and logging is now in place.
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Contracted geophysics providers with regional experience are engaged.
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Progress & Timeline
- Geological teams are currently in the field completing the outlined programs.
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Results will be released as work is finalized, expected in Q4 2025, with updates on target generation and drill planning.
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Qualified Person Statement
- Technical information prepared/approved by Michael Dufresne, M.Sc., P.Geol., P.Geo., qualified under NI 43‑101.
Notable Quotes
“This fieldwork is about getting us to the next stage: drilling. Cordillera already hosts multiple zones of interest where surface work and geophysics are expected to give us a clear picture of where to drill first… Together, these programs set us up to move decisively into drilling with confidence in our target models.” – Zachary Dolesky, CEO, Super Copper Corp.