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Atico Mining Corporation Reports Positive Drill Results at El Roble Mine

Atico Mining Corporation has announced results from 32 drill holes at the El Roble mine in Colombia. The findings suggest an expansion of the ore body with multiple higher-grade intercepts. Notable assay results include a maximum of 18.6 meters at 7.65% copper and 2.22 grams per tonne of gold.

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Atico Mining Corporation, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, has released significant findings from its ongoing exploration efforts at the El Roble mine in Colombia. The company has successfully completed 32 drill holes during the year 2026, focusing on a historically mined area that has shown promise for further development. The results indicate that the ore body at El Roble is expanding, with several higher-grade intercepts reported.

Among the highlights are assays revealing an 18.6-meter interval with a copper grade of 7.65% and a gold concentration of 2.22 grams per tonne (g/t). Other noteworthy intercepts include 9.0 meters at 8.44% copper and 3.58 g/t gold, as well as 5.7 meters at 8.48% copper and 7.41 g/t gold. These results are indicative of the potential for increased tonnage and enhanced project viability at the site. Atico’s advances at El Roble reflect ongoing efforts within the resources sector, contributing positively to the company’s growth strategy and the regional mining economy in Colombia.

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Atico Continues to Extend the Ore Body at El Roble Mine in Colombia and Reports Multiple Higher-Grade Intercepts up to 18.6m of 7.65% Cu, 2.22 g/t Au, 9.0m of 8.44% Cu, 3.58 g/t Au and 5.7m of 8.48% Cu, 7.41 g/t Au
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