Giant Mining Expands Nevada Copper Project Using AI-Driven Exploration Strategy

Giant Mining has enhanced its 2025 diamond core drilling program at the Majuba Hill Porphyry Copper-Silver-Gold Deposit in Nevada by adding a fifth drill hole, leveraging artificial intelligence technology to target promising mineral zones. The new hole, designed collaboratively with ExploreTech, will focus on a high-potential southern resistivity anomaly identified through advanced computational modeling.

The drilling initiative represents a strategic approach to expanding known copper mineralization areas and advancing toward a new Mineral Resource Estimate. By utilizing AI-driven exploration techniques, Giant Mining aims to optimize targeting and increase the likelihood of discovering significant mineral deposits.

CEO David Greenway emphasized the project's importance, noting the timing is particularly advantageous given current high copper prices and growing demand for domestic U.S. copper sources. The project aligns with broader initiatives supporting critical metals development for renewable energy infrastructure and electric vehicle technologies.

The first drill hole, MHB-32, has already been completed to a depth of 889.5 feet, with initial visual results appearing promising. Core samples will undergo comprehensive analysis at ALS Labs in Nevada, examining copper, silver, gold, and trace element content.

The Majuba Hill project, spanning 9,684 acres in a top-ranked mining jurisdiction, demonstrates significant expansion potential. Historical drilling of 83,930 feet suggests the possibility of a large copper-silver-gold mineralized body with promising geological characteristics.

As global demand for critical metals continues to rise, Giant Mining's AI-enhanced exploration strategy represents an innovative approach to identifying and developing potential mineral resources efficiently and precisely.