Condor Resources CEO Chris Buncic joined Steve Darling from Proactive to announce the company’s evaluation of historical technical data from its Rio Bravo project in Peru, previously owned by a major international mining company. The data includes 11 drill holes from 2012, totaling 5,729 meters, along with drill logs, assay results, core photographs, and extensive technical studies such as soil geochemistry, ground geophysics, magnetometry, radiometry, and induced polarization, covering 20 km² of detailed geological mapping. Buncic revealed that the combined analysis of this historical data and Condor’s surface exploration indicates the potential for a significant new deposit with high-grade copper and molybdenum. These minerals are predominantly found in primary sulfides, starting from surface and extending below an observed leached cap. Historical drilling targeted the contact zone between geological assemblages, but the porphyry-type mineralizing system remains open in all directions, suggesting further potential. Importantly, the main Cu-Mo core target in the NW sector remains largely untested, as prior drilling focused on peripheral zones. Based on a comprehensive data review, Condor’s exploration team believes that drilling the untouched core of the intrusive porphyry system could uncover substantial resources, positioning Rio Bravo as a key asset in the company’s portfolio. #proactiveinvestors #condorresourcesinc #tsxv #cn #MiningUpdate #PucamayoProject #MiningNews #Copper #Molybdenum #RioBravo #PeruMining #MiningInvestment #DrillingResults #NaturalResources #InvestorUpdates