Giant Mining Advances Exploration at Majuba Hill Copper-Silver-Gold Project

Giant Mining Corp. is making substantial progress in its 2025 exploration efforts at the Majuba Hill Porphyry Copper-Silver-Gold Deposit in Pershing County, Nevada. The company's current diamond core drilling program has reached a depth of over 800 feet, with the primary objective of expanding known copper mineralization zones and supporting a potential new mineral resource estimate.

The ongoing drilling program, specifically core hole MHB-32, represents a critical phase in understanding the deposit's potential. Drilled by Big Sky Exploration, LLC, the hole is being meticulously logged and prepared for comprehensive sampling by Giant Mining's geological team. Core samples will undergo rigorous analysis at ALS Labs in Elko, Nevada, to assess copper, silver, gold, and other elemental compositions.

The exploration strategy builds upon previous drilling results from 2024, specifically targeting high-grade copper mineralization intersected in breccias during core holes MHB-30 and MHB-31. The current drilling aims to extend these high-grade copper zones beneath historic underground workings, potentially revealing deeper extensions of the mineral system.

The project's significance is amplified by current metal market conditions, with copper trading above $5.25 per pound, gold surpassing $3,100 per ounce, and silver exceeding $35 per ounce. These prices enhance the economic potential of the Majuba Hill project and underscore the strategic importance of continued exploration.

Majuba Hill offers compelling characteristics that make it an attractive exploration target. Located in Nevada, a top-ranked mining jurisdiction, the 9,684-acre project benefits from robust infrastructure and accessibility. With 83,930 feet of prior drilling representing approximately $10.4 million in development costs, the project demonstrates significant potential for a substantial mineral resource.

The exploration program follows stringent quality assurance and quality control protocols. Samples will be systematically processed, with approximately 10% submitted as drill duplicates and standard reference materials to ensure data reliability and accuracy.

As the drilling program progresses, Giant Mining will provide regular updates on geological observations, assay results, and significant developments. These communications will keep shareholders and stakeholders informed about the project's advancement and its potential to contribute to the growing global demand for critical metals in renewable energy and infrastructure development.