Camino Minerals Intercepts High-Grade Copper at Costa de Cobre

Camino Minerals Corporation has announced positive exploration results from Phase 2 of its drilling campaign at Costa de Cobre in Peru. The company reported strong copper mineralization from all five drill holes along the Diva trend corridor, focusing on the Adriana target.

Highlights include drill hole DCH-133 with 76.2 meters grading 0.88% copper and 2.03 g/t silver, including 16.25 meters at 2.67% copper and 6.82 g/t silver. Other significant results from drill holes DCH-131 and DCH-132 indicate broad mineralized zones, suggesting potential for further development.

The Costa de Cobre project is a joint venture with Nittetsu Mining Co., which has completed a 35% earn-in interest. The Adriana target holds potential for significant expansion, and ongoing exploration aims to define a mineral resource.

These developments align with Camino's strategic initiatives both in Peru and Chile, underscoring its active growth efforts in the global copper market.