Pan Global wins EUR 250,000 Spanish government grant for Escacena copper exploration

By Public Technologies
  • Pan Global Resources secured a non-repayable EUR 250,000 grant from Spain’s energy and mining policy directorate to accelerate Escacena copper exploration.
  • Funding provides non-dilutive capital for fieldwork at the 14,753-hectare Escacena project in the Iberian Pyrite Belt in southern Spain.
  • Work program targets near-term mapping, geophysics, sampling, and diamond drilling, with drilling slated to start immediately.
  • Ongoing drilling at Escacena Norte aims to expand the Cañada Honda resource, with assay results from the first hole pending.


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