Giant Mining (CSE:BFG) has announced new results from its breccia study at the Majuba Hill Project in Nevada, which indicate multiple discrete breccia bodies.
Tourmaline breccia pipes have been recorded in the drill core, in historic underground workings, and in outcropping at surface. The breccia pipes also have high-grade copper and silver values associated with them.
CEO David Greenway says that “Majuba Hill is demonstrating the hallmarks of a large, copper-silver mineralised system with meaningful gold potential”.
“Silver prices have increased by more than 150% over the past 12 months, strengthening the economics of silver-rich copper projects like Majuba. Our current geological and metallurgical programs are designed to systematically advance this system toward its full multi-metal potential.”
Copper, silver, and gold have been trading at all-time highs recently, demonstrating a strong market for these key metals. According to Trading Economics, copper is currently trading at US$5.97 ($8.93) per pound, silver is at US$90.77 per ounce, and gold is still hitting record highs at US$4,607.70 per ounce.
Majuba Hill is a historic producer, with approximately 27.2km of drilling to date. The company has secured funding for its next phase of drilling.
Giant Mining has also entered into an agreement with Plutus Invest & Consulting on 28 December 2025 for one year term for consulting services and investor outreach in the European market.
Giant Mining is advancing copper and copper/silver/gold projects to meet the growing demand for critical minerals in the US.
Write to Amy Rotman at Mining.com.au
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