Giant Mining Advances Majuba Hill Copper Project with AI-Driven Phase 2 Exploration in Nevada

Giant Mining Corp. has commenced its 2025 Phase 2 Exploration Program at the Majuba Hill Copper-Silver-Gold Project in Pershing County, Nevada. This phase builds on the success of Phase 1, employing a porphyry-driven, magmatic-hydrothermal breccia model to unlock district-scale potential. The project gains significance as copper becomes indispensable for electrification, grid modernization, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing, with the United States accelerating efforts to re-shore critical mineral supply chains. Located in Nevada, a top-ranked mining jurisdiction, Majuba Hill is poised to support America's transition to a sustainable, self-reliant future.

The Phase 2 surface exploration includes several key targets. The Southern Breccia Zone integrates drill-defined breccia zones into a 3D digital model to position the site for future exploration. The Northern Breccia Zone involves comprehensive surface mapping, core data analysis, and 93 new soil samples to evaluate its full extent. The Ball Park Breccia focuses on improving geologic characterization using historical drill data to delineate potential high-grade mineralization. Additionally, the 789 Resistivity Target utilizes ExploreTech's AI-driven geophysical modeling to refine IP/resistivity targets with advanced porphyry-breccia exploration techniques. New soil samples will extend the existing grid and provide geochemical data for the Northern Breccia Zone and Ball Park Breccia.

Final assay results from Phase 1 drilling, specifically core hole MHB-36, confirm the effectiveness of the AI-driven targeting strategy. Completed to a depth of 1,100 feet, the hole intersected numerous intervals of supergene and hypogene copper mineralization, with values correlating to chalcopyrite presence. Highlights include a 1.5-foot interval at 1.21% copper from 741.5 to 743 feet. David Greenway, CEO of Giant Mining, stated that ExploreTech's proprietary modeling successfully identified a high-potential breccia zone, expanding understanding of Majuba's mineralization. The AI process, as noted by consulting geologist Buster Hunsaker, provides a solid vectoring tool, utilizing extensive property-wide IP/resistivity data to target anomalous zones directly related to magmatic-hydrothermal breccias.

Majuba Hill's characteristics enhance its importance. The project spans 9,684 acres in Nevada, benefiting from existing infrastructure including roads, power, and water, with accessibility via well-maintained county roads from U.S. Interstate 80. As a historical producer with approximately 89,395 feet of drilling to date, it shows potential for a large copper-silver-gold mineralized body, expandable in all directions based on IP surveys and drilling data. The project is fully financed for the next phase, ensuring continued exploration. Quality assurance measures involve best industry practices, with samples analyzed at ALS Labs for copper, gold, silver, and other elements, ensuring reliable data.

The implications of this exploration are substantial for the mining industry and broader economy. Successful expansion of copper resources at Majuba Hill could bolster domestic supply chains, reducing reliance on imports and supporting U.S. initiatives like the Green New Deal. For investors and stakeholders, the use of AI technology represents an innovative approach to mineral exploration, potentially increasing efficiency and discovery rates. This advancement aligns with global demands for critical metals driven by renewable energy and electrification trends, highlighting Nevada's role as a key mining jurisdiction. Further details on the project and corporate updates can be found at https://www.giantminingcorp.com.