Giant Mining is advancing its copper exploration strategy at the Majuba Hill Project in Nevada through innovative AI-powered targeting techniques. The company's Phase 2 exploration program leverages cutting-edge geophysical modeling to identify promising mineralization zones across the 9,684-acre property. Using ExploreTech's proprietary AI system, Giant Mining has successfully mapped multiple breccia zones with significant copper potential. The recent drill hole MHB-36 confirmed the effectiveness of this approach, intersecting several copper-mineralized intervals within rhyolite porphyry and metasediment formations. Key findings include a 1.5-foot section containing 1.21% copper and the identification of chalcopyrite-rich zones in the Southern Resistivity Anomaly. These results underscore the project's promise in supporting domestic critical mineral supply chains and contributing to America's sustainable energy infrastructure. Located in a top-ranked mining jurisdiction, Majuba Hill offers strategic advantages with existing infrastructure and demonstrated expansion potential. The project represents a significant step toward meeting growing global demand for copper in renewable energy and advanced manufacturing sectors.
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