Koryx Copper Delivers Exciting Drill Results at Haib Project
Exciting Developments at Koryx Copper's Haib Project
In recent developments at the Haib Copper Project, Koryx Copper Inc. (“Koryx” or the "Company") (TSX-V: KRY) has reported multiple encouraging drill results that highlight the project's potential. The Phase 2 drilling program has successfully completed 17 drill holes, covering 4,759 meters of diamond drilling out of a planned 37 holes. The results reveal significantly higher Cu-equivalent grades than the existing mineral resource estimates, indicating a promising outlook for the project.
Key Highlights of Drill Results
The assay results received so far include various notable intersections:
- HM52: 146m @ 0.53% CuEq (from 112m to 258m).
- HM56: 191m @ 0.47% CuEq.
- HM43: 141m @ 0.45% CuEq.
- HM35: 126m @ 0.40% CuEq.
- HM54: 38m @ 0.45% CuEq.
- HM55: 106m @ 0.37% CuEq and 80m @ 0.58% CuEq.
Future Exploration Plans
Koryx is currently operating four drill rigs on site, with plans to bring in an additional four man-portable rigs during the second quarter. The Phase 2 drill program aims to investigate high-grade mineralization continuity within the Haib system, guiding follow-up drilling programs in the future. This initiative will extend into Phases 3 and 4, expected throughout 2025 and beyond, which will ultimately validate and enhance the mineral resources estimated at Haib.
Strategic Insights from Koryx's Leadership
Heye Daun, President and CEO of Koryx Copper, expressed optimism regarding the drill results. He remarked on the potential for further improvement in the Haib mineral resource grade, attributing it to targeted drilling in higher-grade domains, advanced geological modeling, and the inclusion of significant byproduct credits from molybdenum and gold. Daun emphasized the company's commitment to enhancing geological understanding and infrastructure to accelerate their extensive drilling program for the coming year.
Overview of the Haib Copper Project
Located in southern Namibia, Haib prides itself as a large advanced-stage copper/molybdenum/gold project recognized for its low-cost, low-risk open-pit mining potential. Historical data indicates that Haib has undergone extensive exploration, yielding impressive resource estimates of 414 million tons at an average of 0.35% copper, with significant amounts of contained copper in both the Indicated and Inferred categories.
Exploration Strategy for 2025
The technical strategy for 2025 is set to include over 55,000 meters of comprehensive drilling aimed at enhancing the size and quality of Haib's mineral resource estimates. Along with drilling, various technical, environmental, and metallurgical studies are planned, leading up to an updated Preliminary Economic Assessment and a Pre-Feasibility Study to be published before the year’s end.
Geological Insights at Haib
The Haib project encompasses four significant target areas, with each displaying unique geological and mineralization characteristics. The site exhibits classic porphyry copper deposit features, marked by chalcopyrite dominance and minimal secondary copper minerals due to the region's arid conditions. Various drilling results are validating the project's considerable historical potential.
Quality Assurance in Exploration
The quality control measures implemented during drilling ensure the integrity of sample analysis, with samples being split and analyzed at accredited laboratories. Detailed procedures for multi-element analyses are followed, allowing for comprehensive quality assurance throughout the drilling processes.
Contact Information for Koryx Copper
If you would like further information regarding Koryx Copper or the Haib project, please contact:
Julia Becker
Corporate Communications
jbecker@koryxcopper.com
+1-604-785-0850
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the highlights of the recent drilling results at Haib?
The recent drilling results revealed several high-grade intersections, including 146m @ 0.53% CuEq from HM52 and 191m @ 0.47% CuEq from HM56.
What is Koryx Copper's future exploration plan?
Koryx intends to continue its drilling program, with phases three and four planned for 2025, aiming to enhance and validate the current mineral resources at Haib.
Why is Haib considered a low-cost copper project?
Haib is considered low-cost due to its low-risk mining operations and the potential for producing high-quality copper concentrates.
Who is leading the development of Koryx Copper?
The company is led by Heye Daun, President and CEO, who has expressed excitement about the ongoing exploration efforts and future potential of the Haib project.
How can I contact Koryx Copper for more information?
You can reach out via email at jbecker@koryxcopper.com or call +1-604-785-0850 for additional inquiries.
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