Giant Mining Expands 2025 Drilling Program with AI-Powered Targeting at Majuba Hill Copper Project

Giant Mining Corp. has strategically expanded its 2025 diamond core drilling program at the Majuba Hill Copper-Silver-Gold Project in Nevada by adding a fifth drill hole, utilizing advanced artificial intelligence technology from Exploration Technologies (ExploreTech) to identify promising mineralization targets.

The decision to add the supplemental drill hole follows encouraging visual results from Hole MHB-32, which was successfully completed to a total depth of 889.5 feet. The new hole is specifically designed to target a high-potential southern resistivity anomaly identified through ExploreTech's proprietary AI program, representing a sophisticated approach to mineral exploration.

CEO David Greenway emphasized the strategic importance of this approach, noting that the AI-driven targeting comes at a critical time when copper prices are near all-time highs and there is growing urgency to develop domestic U.S. copper sources. The drilling program aims to expand known copper mineralization zones and advance the project toward a new Mineral Resource Estimate.

ExploreTech's AI methodology is particularly innovative, combining surface geology and drilling results with computationally intensive remodeling of geophysical datasets. The technology generates thousands of potential solutions, clustering on the most promising geological and geophysical data interpretations to optimize drilling trajectories.

The Majuba Hill project, spanning 9,684 acres in Nevada, is strategically positioned in a top-ranked mining jurisdiction. The ongoing drilling program builds upon previous successful exploration efforts, including high-grade copper mineralization intersections in 2024 drill holes MHB-30 and MHB-31.

This expansion reflects the mining industry's increasing adoption of artificial intelligence and advanced technologies to improve exploration efficiency and reduce exploration risks. By leveraging AI to identify and prioritize drilling targets, Giant Mining demonstrates a forward-thinking approach to mineral resource development that could potentially accelerate project timelines and reduce exploration costs.

The core samples from the new drilling program will undergo rigorous analysis at ALS Labs in Elko, Nevada, with systematic testing for copper, silver, gold, and trace elements. The company has committed to providing regular updates on the drilling program's progress, keeping stakeholders informed about potential developments at the Majuba Hill project.