Giant Mining Launches 2026 Exploration Program at Majuba Hill Copper Project in Nevada

Executive Summary

• Giant Mining Corp. announced the start of its 2026 exploration season at the Majuba Hill Copper Project in Nevada, initiating systematic geological mapping and sampling to refine drill targets.
• The company outlined a two‑phase diamond drilling program of up to 10,000 ft (≈3,048 m) – Phase 1 up to 5,000 ft and Phase 2 up to an additional 5,000 ft – funded and ready to commence later in the year.
• Historical work shows over 89,000 ft of drilling with elevated Cu‑Ag (and anomalous Au) values, supporting the potential for a significant copper‑silver‑gold system.

Key Details

• Program Initiation: Geological team began detailed surface and underground mapping, structural interpretation, and geochemical sampling across multiple prospective zones.
• Phase 1 Activities: Up to 5,000 ft of diamond drilling; underground mapping & sampling; surface geochemical surveys to sharpen drill targeting.
• Phase 2 Activities: Planned additional up to 5,000 ft of diamond drilling pending Phase 1 results.
• Historical Context: >89,000 ft of historic drilling (≈$12.1 M replacement cost) with multiple breccia‑hosted Cu‑Ag mineralized bodies and occasional Au anomalies.
• Project Size & Infrastructure: 9,684 acres; located ~156 mi NE of Reno, Nevada; excellent road access, power, and water infrastructure.
• Qualified Person Review: Technical information reviewed by E.L. “Buster” Hunsaker III, CPG 8137 (non‑independent consulting geologist).
• Funding Status: Company has secured financing for the upcoming drilling phases (fully financed).
• Forward‑Looking Statements: Includes typical risk disclosures regarding exploration outcomes, permitting, commodity prices, etc.

Notable Quotes

“Launching the 2026 exploration season marks an exciting step forward for the Majuba Hill project,” said David Greenway, President and CEO. “Our current program is focused on refining high‑priority targets and preparing for the next phase of diamond drilling.”