Libero Copper's Mocoa Project Shows Great Potential... Libero Copper's Mocoa Project Shows Great Potential to Scale Up Their 600M Tonne Copper Resource with ongoing an 14,000m Drill Campaign
(LBC:TSX.V; LBCMF:OTCQB) continues to make strides in Colombia’s Mocoa copper project, with resources currently exceeding 600 million tonnes and seven to eight untapped porphyry centers, putting the project on track for expansion towards one billion tonnes.
Libero’s ongoing 14,000-meter drill program is testing the depth of Mocoa’s potential, with hole MD-045 now drilling into the western-trending brecciation phase, aiming to extend the resource to the south and at depth.
Key Highlights:
MD-045 targets high-grade structural controls, building on the success of hole MD-044 which intersected 1,141 metres grading 0.46% CuEq (0.27% Cu, 0.04% Mo).
The 2024 forest reserve reclassification unlocks new opportunities in the western zone of the project.
MD-045 has reached 250m of its planned 1,200m depth, targeting high-grade zones for resource expansion.
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