Positive results for silver and copper in Morocco
Exploration work at the Agadir Melloul project in Morocco has revealed promising indicators of the presence of silver and copper ores, with high concentrations notably reaching 10.24% copper and 5,390 grams of silver per ton in the latest drilling results. The results from exploratory borehole BH174 showed sections containing elevated levels of copper and silver, in addition to gold, and indicated that mineralization occurs within a fault extending north-northwest and associated with massive sulfides—a pattern previously unseen in the project. The findings suggest the potential existence of a silver-rich system that differs from the previously identified copper system. However, the final determination of the quantity and viability of these resources requires further drilling and analysis, with a comprehensive assessment of the project's mineral inventory expected in the coming weeks.
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