Chilean Cobalt advances copper exploration at 100%-owned El Cofre concessions in Chile

The company plans a broader channel sampling program across three historical trenches to define copper continuity, extent, and grade ahead of drilling decisions.

Work is targeting copper-rich, structurally controlled vein systems tied to induced polarization anomalies in northeast El Cofre.

Southwest targets include copper-cobalt veins; waste-dump material is being evaluated, including samples sent to potential U.S. processing partners.

Chilean Cobalt outlined new copper-focused exploration at its 100%-owned El Cofre concessions in northern Chile, spanning about 3,370 hectares.

Initial channel sampling at Trench 24 returned 0.2% to 2.4% Cu over 10 meters near historical high-grade mine workings.