Algo Grande Copper finalizes drill targets for 8,000-meter program
Algo Grande Copper has finalized drill targets for its Phase II program in Mexico, set to commence in June 2026. The company is doubling historical drilling at the Adelita project.
Algo Grande Copper Corp. has finalized drill hole targeting for an upcoming 8,000-meter diamond drilling program at its Adelita project in Sonora, Mexico. The Phase II program, scheduled to begin in June 2026, will effectively double the amount of historical drilling completed on the property.
The primary objective of the program is to expand the Cerro Grande skarn discovery. New high-definition drone magnetic and LiDAR surveys have identified a prospective lithological-magnetic corridor measuring 2.5 kilometers, an increase from the previously defined ~300-meter footprint.
The drilling program will also test new targets, including the Cerro Potrero South skarn and the Las Trancas epithermal systems. The company views these as new exploration opportunities within the broader Adelita district.
Algo Grande Copper will host a webinar on May 29, 2026, to discuss the survey results, finalized drill targeting, and the upcoming exploration program.