Copper Intelligence Inc. has announced promising exploration results at its Sampwe Copper Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with channel samples showing 3.9% copper over 3.2 meters and grab samples up to 10.1% copper. The mineralisation is found in the Sonta Sandstone layer, which lies shallow beneath the plateau surface, suggesting a large-scale copper deposit. The company sees significant potential as copper mineralisation appears controlled by structural corridors, guiding future exploration efforts. These findings support the prospect of extensive copper resources concealed under thin surface cover.
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