Algo Grande Copper Reports Promising Drilling Results at Adelita Project

Algo Grande Copper Corp. has announced promising initial results from its Phase II drilling at the Adelita Project in Sonora, Mexico. The results reveal a significant 30.23-metre intersection grading 1.5% copper equivalent ("CuEq"), with notable high-grade cores, suggesting a strong copper-silver-gold skarn mineralization at Cerro Grande.

The standout interval includes 3.55 metres grading 9.4% CuEq, and a 1.20-metre section with an impressive 15.8% CuEq, indicating a potentially rich mineral presence. The AG-CG-PH2-002 hole reached 661.80 metres in depth, with assays pending for sections below 179 metres.

The skarn system appears to extend 100 metres higher than previous findings, enhancing the potential mineralized footprint. The continued exploration could reveal further mineral-rich zones, with multiple new targets and three more holes already drilled.

As the second phase progresses, Algo Grande remains optimistic about uncovering deeper insights into the mineral system, despite the unconfirmed economic viability of recent findings.