Solis is optimistic about discovering copper porphyry mineralization at Cinto.

April 23, 2025 10:30 AM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

Solis is optimistic about discovering copper porphyry mineralization at Cinto. — Image source: Shutterstock

Enhanced Copper Footprint at Cinto

Solis Minerals Ltd has successfully expanded its operational footprint at the Cinto project. Recent channel sampling results have showcased promising porphyry mineralization patterns. A noteworthy assay result was recorded at Channel 11, showing 26.5 meters at a concentration of 0.28% copper (Cu), with a segment of 5.4 meters at a higher concentration of 1.0% Cu. This builds on previous sampling at Channels One and Six, which yielded assays of 23.4 meters at 0.88% Cu and 16.8 meters at 0.52% Cu, respectively.

Strategic Geophysical Planning

The extensive porphyry copper mineralization observed at Cinto spans a potential area of 30 kilometers in length and 0.75 kilometers in width. To refine the next stage of exploration, Solis Minerals has initiated planning for an induced-polarisation (IP) survey. The data collected from this survey will be critical in defining drill targets. Drilling activities are anticipated to commence in the second half of 2025 upon the completion of necessary permitting processes.

Cinto's Strategic Position and Comparability

The strategic location of the Cinto Project near the established Toquepala mine, situated just 15 kilometers away, adds to its potential importance. CEO Mitch Thomas has highlighted the similarity in mineralization styles between Cinto and Toquepala, which is indicative of Cinto's promising capabilities. Additionally, the geophysical data obtained from drone magnetometry has provided support for the project's scale potential, revealing new target areas that may be explored further.

Market Implications and Share Dynamics

Currently trading at 8.1 cents per share, Solis Minerals Ltd has positioned its Cinto Project as a standalone, compelling copper porphyry target. The growing interest in copper due to its demand across various industries could play a significant role in influencing market dynamics and share performance in the mining sector.

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