Quimbaya Gold Announces that Dr. Stewart Redwood Provides Independent Confirmation of Porphyry Copper System at Tahami Center

Core Insights - Quimbaya Gold Inc. has confirmed the presence of a significant porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum system at the Tahami Center project, as verified by Dr. Stewart D. Redwood, an experienced economic geologist [1][3][10] Geological Findings - The Tahami Center porphyry system measures approximately 2.0 km north-south by 1.4 km east-west and remains open in all directions, exhibiting complete alteration zonation typical of porphyry systems [2][7] - The discovery alters the metallogenic understanding of the Segovia district, which has been historically recognized for high-grade gold veins, now revealing potential for both Au-Ag veins and Cu-Au-Mo porphyry targets [3][10] Exploration Recommendations - Dr. Redwood recommends that the company fast-track exploration efforts to define drill targets for Q2 2026, emphasizing the need for immediate action to capitalize on this discovery [3][9] - The upcoming drilling at Tahami Center will be the first test of this porphyry system, with a focus on the potassic core and associated mineralization [7][17] Technical Summary - The exploration strategy includes systematic channel sampling and soil sampling to identify geochemical anomalies of Cu, Au, Mo, Pb, and Zn, with results expected to guide future drilling [12][20] - The Tahami project encompasses over 66,000 hectares, with distinct targets at both Tahami South (high-grade gold veins) and Tahami Center (porphyry system) [12][23] Management Commentary - The President & CEO of Quimbaya, Alexandre P. Boivin, expressed confidence in the findings, indicating a shift in exploration strategy to include both vein and porphyry targets [11][12]