Copper Giant identifies 13 new exploration targets beyond Mocoa copper-molybdenum resource footprint

• Copper Giant reported results from an independent geophysical modeling and predictive targeting study at its Mocoa copper-molybdenum project in Colombia.
• The 81-square-kilometer review defined 17 ranked target areas, including 13 beyond the current resource footprint and interpreted extensions.
• Mocoa hosts an inferred resource of 1.12 billion tonnes grading 0.51% copper-equivalent, containing 12.7 billion pounds copper-equivalent.
• Top new priorities sit 433 meters northeast and 1,304 meters south-southwest of the resource, along the Mocoa–La Estrella corridor.
• Drilling continues at La Estrella; the preliminary economic assessment remains scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026.

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