Algo Grande Copper Corp. reports company developments tied to mineral exploration, project drilling and assay results at the Adelita Project in Sonora, Mexico. News about the company includes updates on the Cerro Grande Skarn target, copper-gold-silver mineralization, molybdenum values, and geological interpretation of a porphyry-skarn system.
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Algo Grande Copper (OTC:ALGRF) reported progress on its Phase II drill program at the 100%-owned Adelita Project in Sonora, Mexico. A second, track-mounted drill rig has been mobilized at the Cerro Grande skarn target to operate alongside the first, with the aim of increasing drilling pace and tightening drill spacing.
Hole AG_CG_PH2_001 was completed to 550 m, intersecting a granodiorite intrusive complex with quartz monzonite dikes, silicification, quartz-K-feldspar veining and sulphide minerals, plus fugitive calcite near 472–476 m, which management views as a pathfinder for a potential mineralized intrusion at depth. Hole AG_CG_PH2_002, planned to 700 m, has advanced beyond 200 m and intersected 28.37 m of visual copper mineralization in two intervals (19.80 m from 146.70–166.50 m and 8.57 m from 168.36–176.93 m), hosted in garnet-dominant skarn and, for the first time in the program, in andesitic porphyry. According to the company, this assemblage may indicate proximity to the mineralizing system, and the 400–700 m section of Hole 2 will test previously undrilled ground and a possible feeder intrusion. Assays are pending.
Algo Grande Copper (OTC:ALGRF) reported Phase II drilling and UAV magnetic survey results at its 100%-owned Adelita Project in Sonora, Mexico. One hole is complete, Hole 002 is in progress within a 21-hole, ~8,000-metre program, with first assays targeted for August 2026.
The high-resolution UAV survey and 3D magnetic vector inversion defined three interpreted porphyry-related intrusive centers (Mezquital, Cerro Grande Central deep source, La Corona), resolved stacked skarn-related magnetic bodies at Cerro Grande, and validated a property-wide structural targeting model across the 5,895-hectare district.
Algo Grande Copper (OTC:ALGRF) has started its Phase II drill program at the 100%-owned Adelita Project in Sonora, Mexico. Major Drilling has mobilized and begun hole AG_GC_PH2_001 at the Cerro Grande Cu-Ag-Au skarn target, planned to 500 metres depth.
The hole aims to extend the Cerro Grande skarn discovery 100 metres north of the Phase I footprint. The 8,000‑metre program will test a 2.5‑kilometre magnetic corridor and include maiden drilling at Cerro Potrero South skarn and Las Trancas epithermal targets.
Algo Grande (OTC:ALGRF) appointed Monica Ospina as ESG Advisor, leveraging her mining-focused ESG and stakeholder engagement experience. The company is finalizing its first Digbee ESG disclosure for the Adelita copper project.
Algo Grande also detailed IR and consulting agreements with Fairfax Partners, Rayleigh Capital, Insight Capital Partners and Resource Stock Digest, including revised monthly fees, stock options and TSXV approval conditions.
Algo Grande Copper (OTC:ALGRF) completed high-definition drone magnetic and LiDAR surveys at the Adelita Project in Sonora, Mexico and finalized targets for an approximately 8,000-metre Phase II diamond drill program starting June 2026.
The program, executed by Major Drilling, will focus on expanding the Cerro Grande skarn discovery and maiden drilling at Cerro Potrero South and Las Trancas. A live investor webinar is scheduled for May 29, 2026.
Algo Grande (OTC:ALGRF, TSXV:ALGR) has begun earthworks and engaged Major Drilling for an ~8,000 metre Phase II drill program at the Adelita Project, Sonora, Mexico, with initial focus on the Cerro Grande skarn corridor.
Approximately 30 drill pads are being prepared and multiple datasets (LiDAR complete, drone magnetic ~60% complete, 1,685 soil samples collected) will be integrated to finalize May drill targets. The company also granted 1,760,000 options and 2,050,000 RSUs, subject to TSXV approval.
Algo Grande Copper (OTC:ALGRF, TSX-V:ALGR) reported Phase I drill results from the Cerro Grande skarn, confirming an outcropping, vertically extensive Cu-Ag-Au skarn with five stacked skarn horizons and strong metal zonation.
Highlights include an 18.2 m intercept at 1.8% CuEq (AG_GC_003), a cumulative 104.76 m above 0.8% CuEq across four holes, and molybdenum peaks to 2,820 ppm, supporting a porphyry-skarn model and a planned Phase II program starting May 2026.