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Collective Mining Ltd. reports mineral exploration developments for gold, silver, copper and tungsten projects in Caldas, Colombia. News for CNL centers on diamond drilling, assay results and target expansion at the flagship Guayabales Project, where the Apollo system includes the high-grade Ramp Zone, the Hanging Wall Vein Zone and tungsten-rich mineralization.
Company updates also cover exploration at the San Antonio Project and additional greenfield targets, including silver-rich vein systems and porphyry-style mineralization. Recurring disclosures describe mineralized intervals, step-out and infill drilling, mining titles, surface access and the infrastructure context of the Colombian mining camp.
Collective Mining (NYSE: CNL) reported that Colombia’s National Mining Agency granted additional mining titles on July 10, 2026, following public hearings in Supia and earlier in Marmato. The new concessions expand and consolidate titled ground at the Guayabales Project, add drill-ready targets, and support future exploration and development.
Collective has completed 184,000 meters of diamond drilling across Guayabales and San Antonio, including 120,000 meters at the Apollo system. With US$113.3 million in cash as of March 31, 2026, the company states it is fully funded for its 2026 plan of up to 100,000 meters of drilling, using 13 active rigs at Guayabales.
Collective Mining (CNL) reported new drill results from the Apollo system at Guayabales and the San Antonio project in Colombia.
A new high-grade, tungsten-enriched subzone was discovered 300 m below surface at Apollo, plus a 77 m northwest extension of the breccia body and additional halo and infill mineralization. The company holds US$113.3 million in cash and is fully funded for up to 100,000 m of drilling in 2026 with 13 rigs operating.
Collective Mining (NYSE: CNL) reported drill results that expand the high‑grade Ramp Zone at the Apollo system. Hole APC143‑D2 returned 63.90 m @ 13.46 g/t Au including 24.80 m @ 29.42 g/t Au from 388.25 m. The intercept is the highest‑grade and largest gram‑metre accumulation drilled to date at Ramp.
The Ramp Zone footprint increased to 315 m along strike by 300 m vertically and remains open in all directions. Collective has US$135M cash (as of Dec 1, 2025), three deep rigs operating, two more contracted, and plans up to 100,000 m of drilling in 2026.
Collective Mining (NYSE:CNL) reported drill results that expand the Apollo system up to 450 metres north via a newly discovered Hanging Wall Vein Zone and confirm a northern breccia extension. Highlight intercepts include 61.30 m @ 1.78 g/t AuEq (APC-140D) and 130.40 m @ 1.15 g/t AuEq (APC-143D). The interpreted strike length has increased by 43% to ~1,050 m, with dimensions of ~1,050 m × 400 m × 1,370 m vertical extent and mineralization open in all directions.
The Company has completed 153,000 m of drilling to date (106,500 m at Apollo), holds US$135 million cash (Dec 1, 2025), and plans an aggressive follow-up program targeting up to 100,000 m in 2026 with targeted Hanging Wall drilling in Q1 2026.
Collective Mining (NYSE: CNL) reported assay results from three orthogonal diamond holes that expand the high-grade Ramp Zone at the Apollo system. Hole APC143-D1 returned 76.10 m @ 3.26 g/t Au including 23.35 m @ 8.24 g/t Au from 409.60 m downhole, extending Ramp to ~300 m strike by 270 m vertical and open in all directions. Hole APC140-D2 cut 55.10 m @ 3.06 g/t Au including 16.40 m @ 8.44 g/t Au. Company has completed 105,000 m at Apollo, 150,000 m across projects, holds US$135M cash and plans up to 100,000 m more drilling in 2026.
Collective Mining (NYSE: CNL) has started a multi-hole drill program at the tungsten-rich, outcropping Ramp Zone of the Apollo system within the Guayabales Project in Caldas, Colombia.
Visual core shows coarse scheelite and copper minerals; assays from current holes are expected in December 2025. To date the company has completed 103,000 m at Apollo and 143,500 m across its projects. Collective holds US$145 million in cash (as of Oct 20, 2025) and plans up to 100,000 m of drilling in 2026.
Collective Mining (NYSE: CNL) reported visual mineralization from recent step-out drilling at its Guayabales Ramp Zone (Apollo system) and the San Antonio Pound target, with ten diamond rigs operating and a revised 2025 drill forecast of ~60,000 metres. The company holds approximately US$145 million in treasury and says this funds activities through at least the end of 2027. Notable historical and recent highlights include a greenfield Target X intercept of 12.85 m @ 503 g/t AgEq and prior Pound hole SAC-18: 172.40 m @ 1.88 g/t AuEq. Assay results for Ramp Zone holes are expected in 4–6 weeks and San Antonio assays are expected in November 2025.
The company contracted two additional deep-capacity rigs to begin in early Q1 2026 and plans further expansion drilling at both projects; numerous drill holes remain outstanding and will be reported when compiled.
Collective Mining (NYSE:CNL) has announced significant expansion of its Ramp Zone at the Apollo system with impressive drill results. Two new holes extended the zone by 200 metres, with hole APC103-D6 intersecting 50.50 metres at 5.66 g/t gold and 13 g/t silver, and APC106-D2 cutting 70 metres at 2.00 g/t gold and 5 g/t silver.
The Ramp Zone has now been defined over 275 metres of strike by 200 metres vertical and remains open in all directions. The Apollo system's total vertical dimension now extends over 1,300 metres from surface. The company is well-funded with US$70.6 million in treasury and has ten drill rigs operating across its projects.
Additionally, Collective Mining has acquired key surface and mineral rights within the Guayabales Project, with payments structured through 2030.
Collective Mining (NYSE: CNL) has announced a significant new silver discovery at its X Target in Colombia, with maiden drill holes intercepting multiple high-grade zones. The highlight intersection includes 12.85 metres at 503 g/t silver equivalent from 121.10 metres downhole.
The discovery spans a 500m by 500m area and remains open in all directions. The Company also reported positive infill drilling results from its Apollo system, including 138.95 metres at 2.42 g/t gold equivalent and 142.40 metres at 2.69 g/t gold equivalent.
The Company is executing a fully funded 70,000-metre drill program for 2025 with eleven drill rigs currently operating across its Guayabales and San Antonio projects. To date, approximately 134,500 metres of diamond drilling has been completed at Guayabales.
Collective Mining (NYSE: CNL) has announced significant expansion of its porphyry discovery at the San Antonio Project's Pound target in Colombia. Key drill results include 172.40 metres at 1.88 g/t gold equivalent in hole SAC-18 and 154.20 metres at 1.22 g/t gold equivalent in hole SAC-15.
The Company has identified three distinct mineralization phases within a large 3x3 kilometer area. The discovery now spans a minimum strike length of 450 metres and remains open in all directions. Multiple holes ended in strong mineralization due to rig limitations, prompting the deployment of higher capacity drilling equipment.
The project benefits from strategic infrastructure advantages, including proximity to hydro-power lines, the Pan American highway, and the absence of nearby communities. Collective Mining currently operates eleven drill rigs across its projects as part of a fully funded 70,000-metre drill program for 2025.