Koryx Copper has reported multiple significant copper intercepts from nine new drill holes totalling 4,007 metres at the Haib Copper Project, including 214 metres at 0.34% Cu in hole HM104 and 19 metres at 0.64% Cu in HM102.
These new results form part of the company’s Phase 2 and 3 drill programmes and confirm consistent copper mineralisation with several higher-grade zones.
Additional notable intervals include 74m at 0.36% Cu in HM103, 18m at 0.45% Cu in HM107, 26m at 0.36% Cu in HM104, 62m at 0.31% Cu from surface in HM101, 56m at 0.33% Cu in HM98, and 66m at 0.32% Cu in HM105.
Gold and molybdenum were intersected in several holes, including a 76m gold-bearing interval averaging 0.17 g/t Au in HM97 and a peak grade of 2.2% Cu with 0.16 g/t Au in HM106.
Koryx now has 12 drill rigs active at Haib — nine dedicated to resource conversion, one for pit-slope geotechnical drilling and two for civils geotechnical drilling required for the ongoing Pre-Feasibility Study. Geological modelling and mineral resource estimation are progressing, incorporating new structural interpretations and gold and molybdenum data.
An updated Mineral Resource Estimate is scheduled for completion before January 2026.
The latest drilling covered Targets 1 through 4. Infill drilling aligned mainly with expectations, while peripheral drilling extended mineralisation beyond previously modelled zones.
Several holes also confirmed shallow copper mineralisation that had not been included in earlier resource interpretations.
New fault-zone modelling is now being integrated to refine controls on mineralisation ahead of the resource update.
Koryx says the combined Phase 2, 3 and 4 drilling has expanded the known mineralised system, strengthened continuity in key areas and added new copper intersections in previously under-tested parts of the project.
Drilling continues as the company advances resource conversion and prepares the next steps toward feasibility.
