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Operating in Chile, Cerro Grande Mining Corporation specializes in securing, exploring, and developing various mineral properties. The company conducts prospecting for valuable deposits, including gold, copper, and a range of industrial minerals. Among its key holdings are the Tordillo project, an expansive 6,632-hectare area located southwest of Pimenton, alongside significant limestone reserves known as Catedral and Cal Norte. Founded in 1990, the corporation was formerly identified as South American Gold and Copper Company Limited until it rebranded to Cerro Grande Mining Corporation in March 2011. Its corporate headquarters are based in Providencia, Chile.
AG_CG_PH2_002 (Hole 2) copper zone continues to expand: a newly logged interval has grown Hole 2's copper-bearing footprint to 68.77 metres of visually observed mineralization across a 154-metre span, more than double what was reported previously, reinforcing the scale of the discovery beneath Cerro Grande. AG_CG_PH2_003 (Hole 3) delivers an extensive copper zone at Cerro Grande: copper mineralization was logged across a combined 74 metres of the hole, including a standout 32-metre section in its lower zone.
at Cerro Grande: Hole AG_CG_PH2_003 ("Hole 3") has commenced drilling at the Cerro Grande skarn target, collared approximately 100 metres along strike from the Phase I discovery hole, AG_GC_002 ( see news release here ), and planned to a total depth of 450 metres. Hole 3 objectives: confirm and expand the five known skarn horizons at Cerro Grande while testing for additional mineralized horizons in previously untested limestone.
Highlights Confirmation of Adelita as a large porphyry-skarn mineral system with vertically extensive feeder structures Identification of 32 priority exploration targets (18 targets via combination of geology, geophysics and geochemistry and 14 with machine learning models) (see Figure 7) Evidence for significant expansion potential beyond the known Cerro Grande skarn zone into Mezquital, Cerro Grande NW, Cerro Potrero, and Las Tablas Commencement of a high-definition ground magnetic survey over the Cerro Grande skarn zone and extension zones Appointment of João Rocha (EurGeol) as Vice President of Exploration, strengthening technical leadership as the Company advances the Adelita Project Drilling at the Cerro Grande Skarn zone is ongoing with 1,000m completed in 2025 and is planned to continue in the month of January and February Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - January 9, 2026) - Algo Grande Copper Corp. (TSXV: ALGR) (OTC: KNDYF) (FSE: KM00) (formerly Kenadyr Metals Corp.) ("Algo Grande" or "the Company"), reports the completion of a comprehensive reprocessing and reinterpretation of historical geophysical and geochemical datasets at its 100%-owned Adelita Project in Sonora, Mexico. The work confirms Adelita as a district-scale, structurally controlled porphyry-skarn mineral system with evidence for one or multiple porphyry intrusions at depth and has resulted in the identification of 32 high-priority copper-gold-silver exploration targets, including 14 targets generated through machine-learning-based prospectivity analysis.
Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - Le 5 mai/May 2025) - The common shares of Cerro Grande Mining Corporation will be delisted from the CSE at market close today, May 5, 2025. Cerro Grande Mining Corporation is currently suspended.
TORONTO, Jan. 28, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cerro Grande Mining Corporation (the “Company” or “CEG”) (CSE:CEG) announces that the Asset Purchase and Contracts Assignment Agreement (the “APA”) dated December 1, 2020 entered into between Minera Tamidak Limitada (“Tamidak”) and the Company's wholly-owned subsidiary Minera Til Til SpA (“Til Til”) pursuant to which Til Til acquired from Tamidak the mining concessions and other assets covering the Pimentón Copper Gold Mining Project as originally reported in the Company's news release dated December 1, 2020 has been formally terminated as the Company was not able to make the third and final installment payment of the Purchase Price (as defined below) under the APA which payment Tamidak required to be made in cash and not in shares of the Company.