Giant Mining Corp. will commence a precision drilling operation at its Majuba Hill copper, silver, and gold project in Nevada this March, focusing on expanding the understanding of the site's mineral potential. The planned drilling program will target the Southern Breccia Corridor, targeting deeper portions of mineralized zones and extensions of high-grade copper deposits.
The company plans to drill four holes totaling 4,400 feet, with a minimum commitment of 2,600 feet. The drilling will utilize a track-mounted LF90D surface diamond coring drill, selected for its flexibility and efficiency in the challenging terrain.
Majuba Hill represents a promising exploration site, situated in Nevada—recognized as the top mining jurisdiction by the Fraser Institute. The 9,684-acre project boasts substantial infrastructure advantages, including proximity to major highways and established access routes. With 82,614 feet of previous drilling representing approximately $10.4 million in development costs, the site shows significant potential for copper, silver, and gold mineralization.
The drilling initiative aligns with growing global demand for critical metals, driven by green energy transitions and infrastructure modernization. By targeting the deeper mineralization zones, Giant Mining aims to potentially expand the project's resource estimate and economic viability.
CEO David Greenway emphasized the company's commitment to making 2025 a productive exploration year, with this drilling campaign representing a key strategic step in understanding and developing the Majuba Hill project's full potential.
