Orosur Mining expands exploration footprint at Anzá and El Pantano projects

Core Insights - Orosur Mining has reported significant gold grades from new assays at the Pepas prospect within the Anzá gold project in Colombia, with PEP066 showing 112m at 5.25 grams per tonne of gold from the surface [1] - The company holds full ownership of the exploration titles at the Anzá project, which covers approximately 330km² and includes multiple prospects [2] Exploration and Development - The focus is on expanding exploration at the Pepas prospect, with plans to develop an initial mineral resource estimate (MRE) [3] - Soil geochemistry at El Cedro has indicated high-grade potential, and a second porphyry has been identified for future exploration, with drilling expected to start in early 2026 [3] - APTA has undergone 38,000m of drilling, but further drilling is needed to achieve an MRE, with plans to expedite this process in late 2025 [4] New Projects - A drill rig has arrived at the El Pantano project in Argentina to commence initial drilling, which spans around 550km² in the resource-rich Deseado Massif [5] - Orosur Mining owns a 51% stake in the El Pantano project and has committed to invest $1 million in exploration by February 2025 [6] Strategic Positioning - The CEO of Orosur Mining stated that following a recent capital raising, the company is positioned well to explore and capitalize on the buoyant gold market through a strategy of geological selection and 100% ownership [7]