Kobrea Exploration (CSE:KBX) has begun construction of a drill access road for a phase one exploration program at the El Perdido Project in Argentina.
Upon completion, the company will install an exploration camp and complete a diamond drilling program at the project’s porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum system.
The program will test the centre of the porphyry system where the highest density of quartz stockwork veining associated with a potassic alteration assemblage occurs and which has been intruded by a series of inter-mineral hydrothermal breccias.
CEO James Hedalen says the engineered and permitted roads have been designed safety and effectively access El Perdido,
“The company will provide details of the drill program in the coming weeks,” Hedalen says.
“Concurrent with road construction, field crews will commence target development activities at other porphyry prospects across the property.”
The El Peredido Project, covering 6,878 hectares, hosts a porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum system that has been designed at surface but has not seen any drilling to date. The target is characterised as a 2km by 2km hydrothermal alteration footprint exhibiting classic porphyry alteration assemblages.
Kobrea Exploration is a mineral explorer and developer focused on acquiring and discovering base metal projects.
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