OROSUR MINING

Orosur began its first drill campaign at the El Cedro prospect at the end of August; drill hole CED001 intersected a porphyry intrusion and is expected to reach 500 meters in about five weeks. The company expanded the Anzá project area to roughly 530 km² (170 km² concessions, 360 km² applications) in the Mid‑Cauca gold belt west of Medellín. Orosur is operating three drill rigs at Pepas, APTA and El Cedro, is testing an auger‑sampling system at Pepas West, reported recent ore veins at Pepas, and on 10 February 2026 published a mineral resource estimate for Pepas. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Orosur Mining reports strong infill drilling results in the Pepas area, including 104.45 m at 5.96 g/t and 71.35 m at 6.46 g/t gold from surface. The infill program is complete and the data have been handed to resource consultants who will now model a mineral resource estimate. In parallel, the company is evaluating economic mining options and has expanded the exploration area by 65% to 173 km²; regional drilling north of Pepas is also underway. » Plus sur de.investing.com

At the ordinary annual general meeting, Orosur Mining shareholders voted in favor of all resolutions; around 20.5% of the outstanding shares were represented. The board of directors remains at four members, with all directors (Louis Castro, Bradley George, Thomas Masney, Nick von Schirnding) re-elected, Baker Tilly WM LLP confirmed as auditor, and the amended Equity Incentive Plan approved. The company announced a live investor Q&A with chairman Louis Castro and CEO Brad George on 18 December 2025. » Plus sur de.investing.com