Giant Mining Advances AI-Driven Copper Exploration at Nevada's Majuba Hill Project

Giant Mining Corp. has commenced its 2025 Phase 2 Exploration Program at the Majuba Hill Copper-Silver-Gold Project in Pershing County, Nevada, building on the success of Phase 1 drilling that confirmed the effectiveness of AI-driven targeting strategies. With copper emerging as an indispensable resource for electrification, grid modernization, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing, this project in one of the world's most mining-friendly jurisdictions supports America's transition to a sustainable, self-reliant future.

The Phase 2 program focuses on four key target zones: the Southern Breccia Zone, where integration of drill-defined breccia zones into a 3D digital model aims to position Majuba Hill for future exploration; the Northern Breccia Zone, requiring comprehensive surface mapping and analysis of 93 new soil samples; the Ball Park Breccia, where historical drill data will delineate potential high-grade mineralization; and the 789 Resistivity Target, which will deploy ExploreTech's AI-driven geophysical modeling to refine exploration techniques.

Final assay results from Phase 1 drilling, particularly from core hole MHB-36, demonstrated significant copper intersections, including a 1.5-foot interval at 1.21% copper, validating the AI-assisted targeting approach. David Greenway, CEO of Giant Mining, stated that these results confirm the effectiveness of their strategy and provide confidence for the Phase 2 program to further unlock the district-scale potential. The ExploreTech process, which utilizes proprietary AI-assisted geophysical modeling, successfully identified high-potential resistivity anomalies correlating with copper mineralization.

Buster Hunsaker, Consulting Geologist, emphasized that the AI-driven process serves as a solid vectoring tool, allowing the company to leverage extensive property-wide data to pinpoint anomalous zones. The Majuba Hill project spans 9,684 acres in Nevada, ranked #1 in the Fraser Institute's 2022 Annual Survey of Mining Companies, and benefits from existing infrastructure, including proximity to Winnemucca and Reno via well-maintained roads. Historical production and approximately 89,395 feet of drilling to date, with a replacement value of USD $12.1 million, underscore the project's maturity and expandability, as mineralization remains open in all directions.

The company has implemented rigorous Quality Assurance/Quality Control measures, with samples analyzed at ALS Labs facilities in Elko, Nevada, and North Vancouver, B.C., ensuring accurate assay results. Giant Mining is fully financed for the next phase of drilling, supported by a comprehensive investor relations program to enhance transparency and engagement with the investment community. This advancement in copper exploration is critical for meeting the growing global demand driven by initiatives like the Green New Deal, which requires substantial copper, silver, and gold for electric vehicles and renewable energy infrastructure.