Orosur Mining (AIM:OMI) reported that additional soil and mapping work at the El Cedro prospect, within its Anzá project in Colombia, has enhanced prospectivity and could lead to drilling in H1 once targeting and access permitting are completed.
The assay program shows the newly identified southern intrusive system carries high-grade gold in soils, at times over 1 g/t Au across an area of about 2km by 3km, and a drone-mounted magnetic survey over El Cedro and APTA has just been completed to assist target generation, with several weeks expected to finalise processing; Orosur is a minerals explorer and developer operating in Colombia and Argentina.
"With three rigs potentially operating soon on separate prospects, Anzá is growing in scope, scale and complexity and the picture is emerging of a substantial mineralised province, the surface of which is only now being scratched," said Brad George, CEO.
Orosur, which acquired the remaining JV interest in November 2024 to own 100% of Anzá, also said nine holes have been drilled into the new Pepas West zone (PEP082-PEP090), two results have been released, the Pepas rig has been moved to a nearby target while assays are compiled, and drilling at El Cedro will follow completion of targeting and access works.
