Faraday Copper Discovers New Breccia Zone at Area 51, Unearthing High-Grade Copper

Faraday Copper Corp. has unveiled promising results from four more drill holes in their Phase III program at Copper Creek Project in Arizona, highlighting significant copper findings at Area 51 and expansion efforts near the Copper Giant area. Among the new developments, the company spotlighted the discovery of a mineralized breccia zone named Eclipse within Area 51, yielding high-grade copper interspersed with gold and silver.

The drilling results from Area 51's Eclipse breccia revealed an intersection of 45.75 meters at 0.48% copper, including a more concentrated 11.36 meters at 1.29% copper. Adjacent, the Starship breccia showed potential for a near-surface enrichment blanket. Faraday's exploration indicates Area 51, a 400-meter square area with nine mapped breccias, is open for further examination and development.

Exploratory efforts also concentrated on Copper Giant's vicinity, aiming at expanding the resource base and gathering geotechnical data. While one hole tested depth extensions around Copper Giant, another explored oxide copper mineralization at Hilltop breccia, uncovering significant intersections.

The findings from Area 51 and near Copper Giant represent pivotal steps forward in Faraday Copper's exploration strategy, indicating the potential for substantial mineral systems at depth and an enriching geological understanding of the Copper Creek Project area. The company plans to continue its Phase III drilling, focusing on expanding mineral resource estimates and delineating new high-grade zones.