Giant Mining Corp. Set to Launch Drilling Campaign at Majuba Hill Copper Project

Giant Mining Corp. is preparing to launch a significant drilling initiative at its Majuba Hill project in Pershing County, Nevada, targeting key mineralization zones in a region recognized as a premier mining jurisdiction.

The company plans to drill four holes totaling 4,400 feet, with a minimum commitment of 2,600 feet, utilizing a track-mounted LF90D surface diamond coring drill. The program will focus on the Southern Breccia Corridor, aiming to intersect high-grade copper zones beneath historic underground workings.

This drilling campaign represents a critical step in Giant Mining's exploration strategy, building upon promising results from previous drill holes MHB-30 and MHB-31. The project's location in Nevada, ranked as the top mining jurisdiction by the Fraser Institute, provides strategic advantages in infrastructure and regulatory environment.

The Majuba Hill project spans 9,684 acres and demonstrates significant potential for a large copper-silver-gold mineralized body. Preliminary surveys and deep drilling indicate expansive mineralization potential, with geological indicators suggesting substantial resource development opportunities.

With 82,614 feet of prior drilling representing approximately $10.4 million in development costs, the current program aims to further delineate and understand the project's economic potential. The drilling initiative aligns with growing global demand for critical metals, particularly driven by green energy transitions and electric vehicle manufacturing.

Giant Mining's CEO David Greenway emphasized the company's commitment to making 2025 a productive exploration year, with full funding secured for the drilling campaign. The project's strategic importance is underscored by its potential to contribute to critical metal supply chains essential for renewable energy infrastructure.