Algo Grande Progresses Drill Program, Identifies Porphyry Centers

Algo Grande Copper Corp. has provided an update on its Phase II drill program and UAV magnetic survey at the Adelita project in Sonora, Mexico. The drilling is advancing quicker than planned, with the initial hole completed and Hole 002 underway of the 21-hole, 8,000-metre campaign. Additional assays are anticipated by August 2026. A second drill rig will shortly join the project to further expedite progress.

The UAV survey has identified three potential porphyry-related intrusive centers at depth: the Mezquital, beneath Cerro Grande Central, and a new target south of Cerro Grande skarn known as La Corona. The survey marked a sevenfold spatial resolution improvement, suggesting extensive skarn potential which remains undrilled beyond known discoveries.

The dominant NW-SE corridor could be linked to significant mineralization. Algo Grande's CEO highlighted the depth of copper-silver-gold potential across a 6.5-kilometre corridor, further supporting robust exploration prospects.