Algo Grande Copper About to Start Drilling: New Technology for Even Better Targets

Algo Grande Copper (WKN A41UK1 / TSXV ALGR) is meticulously preparing the next exploration phase at its 100% owned Adelita Project in the Mexican state of Sonora. The company has announced the launch of several geophysical and geochemical programs designed to refine target identification ahead of the planned Phase II drilling program in the second quarter of 2026. The focus is on a high-resolution LiDAR survey across the entire license area, a drone-based magnetic survey, and a systematic soil sampling program at the recently announced new discovery within the Cerro Grande target zone.

For Algo Grande, this step is particularly relevant because the next drilling phase is intended not only to build on already known zones but also to expand the system to a district-scale. The various datasets from structural geology, magnetics, and geochemistry will be integrated into the company’s three-dimensional geological model and machine-assisted target identification. With this, Algo Grande aims to improve the placement of future drill holes and increase the likelihood of more precisely delineating new mineralized areas.

Algo Grande is relying on an integrated data package ahead of Phase II

The new phase of work on Algo Grande’s property follows a clear pattern: Before the next drilling campaign begins, the geological understanding of the Adelita Project is to be significantly deepened. To this end, the company is combining three programs that capture different levels of the system. LiDAR surveying provides topographic and structural details; drone-based magnetic surveys are intended to make magnetite-rich skarn bodies and intrusive contacts more visible; and the soil sampling program aims to define geochemical patterns in an area that has been only limitedly sampled to date.

It is precisely this integration that is significant for Algo Grande. The company interprets Adelita as a structurally controlled system. Accordingly, it is important not only to map individual mineralized outcrops but also to trace the structures that could control mineralization. At the same time, the work is intended to extend the known mineralized profile beyond the already defined section.

Following the success of the first drilling program, Algo Grande is now focusing on the systematic expansion of the Adelita system. In particular, the Cerro Grande area remains a key focus because a mineralized zone has already been defined there, which is now to be further investigated along the strike and possibly also in connection with deeper-seated feeding structures.

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Algo Grande Gets Going Again: LiDAR, Drone Magnetics, and Soil Samples to Yield New, Even Better Targets
 

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