Copper Intelligence says Butembo drilling hits thicker copper mineralized intervals averaging 22.8 m at 0.96% Cu

By Public Technologies
  • Copper Intelligence reported thicker copper mineralized intervals at its Butembo Copper Project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
  • Three new drill holes averaged 22.8 meters grading 0.96% Cu, versus 13 earlier holes averaging 10.1 meters at 1.7% Cu.
  • Grade-thickness metal factor stayed broadly comparable, despite lower grades, due to the thicker intersections.
  • Results suggest a shift in mineralization geometry, with changes in strike and dip that may indicate localized thickening or multiple packages.
  • Drill targeting and hole orientations are being adjusted to track the revised geological model as the program continues.


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