Algo Grande Copper begins Adelita project ground gravity survey Oct. 22

PUBT · 1d ago
Algo Grande Copper begins Adelita project ground gravity survey Oct. 22
  • Algo Grande Copper outlined new geophysical work at its Adelita copper project in Sonora, Mexico, starting a ground gravity survey on Oct. 22, 2026.
  • Lab tests on Cerro Grande drill core showed mineralized skarn averaged 3.76 g/cm³ density, above host rocks, supporting gravity targeting.
  • Chargeability tests showed a sharp contrast: mineralized skarn measured 74–128 ms versus 3–8 ms for unmineralized skarn.
  • GEOTEM plans about 1,296 gravity stations; results will be integrated with existing IP data to rank targets along a 7-km corridor.
  • A separate target hole intersected skarn from 602.0–654.1 m with visible copper sulfides; assays remain pending.


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