Giant Mining Launches AI-Driven Phase 2 Exploration at Nevada Copper Project

Giant Mining Corp. has initiated its 2025 Phase 2 Exploration Program at the Majuba Hill Copper-Silver-Gold Project in Pershing County, Nevada, building on successful Phase 1 results that confirmed copper mineralization through AI-driven targeting. This phase employs a porphyry-driven, magmatic-hydrothermal breccia model to assess district-scale potential, with copper emerging as essential for electrification, grid modernization, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing amid U.S. efforts to re-shore critical mineral supply chains. Located in a top-ranked mining jurisdiction, Majuba Hill could become a key domestic copper source, supporting America's transition to sustainability and self-reliance.

The exploration highlights include targeting the Southern Breccia Zone by integrating drill-defined breccia zones into a 3D digital model, evaluating the newly recognized Northern Breccia Zone with surface mapping and 93 new soil samples, and characterizing the Ball Park Breccia using historical drill data. Additionally, the 789 Resistivity Target involves deploying ExploreTech’s AI-driven geophysical modeling to refine targets with advanced porphyry-breccia techniques. New soil samples will extend the existing grid, providing geochemical data for these zones, as detailed in the project's visual materials available at https://www.giantminingcorp.com.

Phase 1 results, particularly from core hole MHB-36 drilled to 1,100 feet, confirmed the effectiveness of AI targeting, intersecting intervals of supergene and hypogene copper mineralization, such as 1.5 feet at 1.21% copper. David Greenway, CEO of Giant Mining, stated that these results validate the AI strategy and support Phase 2's momentum. The ExploreTech process, utilizing an extensive IP/resistivity database, successfully identified high-potential zones, with copper presence directly related to magmatic-hydrothermal breccias, enhancing exploration efficiency and accuracy.

Majuba Hill's advantages include its location in Nevada, a favorable mining jurisdiction, a 9,684-acre size, existing infrastructure with road access from Winnemucca and Reno, and a history as a historical producer. With approximately 89,395 feet of drilling completed and significant expansion potential indicated by surveys, the project is fully financed for further phases. Quality assurance measures involve best practices, with samples analyzed at ALS Labs, ensuring reliable data. The scientific information was reviewed by a qualified person under NI 43-101 standards, underscoring the project's credibility and importance for meeting growing copper demands driven by initiatives like the Green New Deal.