Panoro Minerals announced positive assay results from drillholes CB-229 and CB-230 at its Cotabambas Project in Peru, revealing continuous high-grade copper-gold mineralization from surface to over 1,100 meters depth and along 600 meters of strike. These findings expand the known limits of the South Pit's high-grade resource, which currently holds 70 million tonnes, and indicate potential for further growth both laterally and at depth, including evidence of skarn mineralization. The ongoing drill program aims to better define the high-grade zones to optimize mine planning and explore additional targets within the 165 km² project area. A conference call is scheduled for September 8, 2026, to discuss these results further.
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