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Orosur Mining Announces Update on Anzá Project in Colombia
Assays from five additional holes Most holes drilled for geological and stratigraphic reasons Thick anomalous zones of mineralisation intersected Operational ha
About this update from Orosur Mining Inc.
[{"type":"text","content":" Assays from five additional holes Most holes drilled for geological and stratigraphic reasons Thick anomalous zones of mineralisation intersected Operational handover of Anzá now largely complete LONDON, UK / ACCESSWIRE / November 9, 2021 / Orosur Mining Inc. (\"Orosur\" or the \"Company\") (TSXV:OMI) (AIM:OMI), is pleased to announce an update on the Company's Anzá Project in Colombia. PDF.js viewer Thumbnails Document Outline Attachments Layers Current Outline Item Previous Next Highlight All Match Case Match Diacritics Whole Words Color Size Color Thickness Opacity Open Print Save Presentation Mode Current Page Go to First Page Go to Last Page Rotate Clockwise Rotate Counterclockwise Text Selection Tool Hand Tool Page Scrolling Vertical Scrolling Horizontal Scrolling Wrapped Scrolling No Spreads Odd Spreads Even Spreads Document Properties… Toggle Sidebar Find Previous Next Open Print Save Text Draw Tools Zoom Out Zoom In Automatic Zoom Actual Size Page Fit Page Width 50% 75% 100% 125% 150% 200% 300% 400% Enter the password to open this PDF file: Cancel OK File name: - File size: - Title: - Author: - Subject: - Keywords: - Creation Date: - Modification Date: - Creator: - PDF Producer: - PDF Version: - Page Count: - Page Size: - Fast Web View: - Close Preparing document for printing… 0% Cancel Drilling Summary, Anzá A major phase of drilling was undertaken at Anzá from October 2020 through to the end of June 2021, designed to confirm the potential of the core APTA deposit at Anzá and to provide sufficient information to allow the Company's JV partner Minera Monte Águila SAS (\"Monte Águila\")to move forward into the next annual period of the Exploration Agreement with Venture Option (\"Exploration Agreement\"). Once this was achieved, the number of drill rigs was reduced from five to one, with focus shifting to better understanding the regional picture and to mapping and sampling of the other licences and applications to identify targets for the next phase of work. Reducing to one drill rig allowed geologists to be redeployed to mapping activities, with the remaining drill rig focussed near the margins of the APTA deposit, to address several regional stratigraphic questions and to provide greater guidance as to the controls on the previously identified high-grade mineralisation at APTA. Drilling Results, Anzá Assay results fo...