Giant Mining has made significant progress in its 2025 core drilling program at the Majuba Hill Copper-Silver-Gold Deposit in Nevada, completing the second drill hole and commencing work on the third hole of its planned five-hole campaign.
The drilling program aims to expand known copper mineralization zones and advance the project toward a new mineral resource estimate. Hole MHB-33 was successfully drilled to a total depth of 950 feet, with core samples being transported to a secured warehouse in Elko, Nevada, for systematic processing and analysis.
The current drilling effort builds upon previous high-grade copper mineralization discoveries in 2024, targeting areas below historic underground workings. The project is strategically positioned in Nevada, a top-ranked mining jurisdiction recognized for its supportive regulatory environment and infrastructure.
The Majuba Hill project spans 9,684 acres and shows promising indications of a potentially large copper-silver-gold mineralized body. With 83,930 feet of drilling completed to date, representing approximately $10.4 million in development costs, the project demonstrates significant expansion potential.
The exploration is particularly timely given global demand for critical metals driven by green energy initiatives. Copper, silver, and gold are essential for electric vehicles, renewable energy infrastructure, and modernization of clean energy systems.
Giant Mining will continue providing updates as the drill program progresses, keeping shareholders informed about geological observations, assay results, and potential developments that could impact the project's future mineral resource estimate.
