Luca sees resource growth potential at Campo Morado
Standout hole CMUG-26-50 in the unmined Largo Norte zone cut about 184 metres of 1.18 grams gold per tonne.
Luca Mining has identified potential resource growth at its Campo Morado polymetallic mine in Mexico’s Guerrero State, with new drilling results hinting at the possibility of extending mine life. Standout hole CMUG-26-50 in the unmined Largo Norte zone produced 184 metres of 1.18 grams gold per tonne, 72.42 grams silver, 0.39% copper, 0.45% lead, and 1.67% zinc from 3.6 metres downhole.
This includes 18 metres of 2.64 grams gold, 152.34 grams silver, 0.53% copper, 1.05% lead, and 2.52% zinc from about 12 metres depth. Analysts remain supportive of further resource growth at the mine, with the current drill campaign contributing to the strategy of extending known mineralization in adjacent zones.
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