Angkor Resources has released results from a university-led scientific study at the Thmei North target in Cambodia. The study confirms porphyry copper-molybdenum alteration characteristics and identifies the potassic and chlorite-sericite zones as primary targets for the upcoming 2027 drilling phase.
Angkor Resources has released results from a university study conducted by Kyushu University and ITC, which confirms porphyry copper-molybdenum alteration characteristics at the Thmei North target in Cambodia. The study identifies the potassic and chlorite-sericite zones as the primary copper targets, providing a geological guide for the company's planned 2027 drilling program.
Angkor Resources has released results from a scientific study conducted by Kyushu University and ITC, which confirms porphyry copper-molybdenum alteration characteristics at the Thmei North target in Cambodia. The study identifies the potassic and chlorite-sericite zones as the primary targets for upcoming drilling in 2027.
Angkor Resources has reported visual copper mineralization from its 2026 drilling program at the Andong Bor project in Cambodia. While visual chalcopyrite was noted in metasedimentary rocks, the company is currently splitting core for assaying at ALS Phnom Penh and has not yet released numeric results.
Angkor Resources has reported preliminary visual observations from its 2026 diamond drill program at the Thmei North target in Cambodia. The company observed visually significant copper mineralization in metasedimentary rocks and identified a potential gold signature in hole AB26-012D due to abundant pyrite.
Angkor Resources has completed the first 1,099 meters of a 2,800-meter diamond drilling program at the Thmei North target in Cambodia. While visual mineralization of porphyry, skarn, and pyrite was noted, formal assay results are pending as core is currently being logged and sampled.
Angkor Resources reported continuous copper mineralization over 286.2 metres in drill hole AB25-009 at the Thmei North prospect in Cambodia. Grades increased with depth, reaching 0.25% Cu over 52.6 metres at the bottom of the hole.
Angkor Resources Corp. has reported copper mineralization extending over 286 metres at the Thmei North prospect in Cambodia. The results were obtained from diamond drill hole AB25-009.
