Bravo Mining Corp. has acquired a 100% interest in the Canaã Copper project, covering about 6,185 hectares near Vale’s Sossego mine in Brazil’s Carajás region, to expand its copper-gold portfolio alongside the flagship Luanga project. The property includes two previously drilled prospects, Tapuia and Gueroba, where 27 historical holes totaling 5,009 m returned high-grade IOCG-style intercepts, such as 28.45 m at 2.43% Cu and 0.78 g/t Au at Tapuia. Bravo plans an 8,400 m drilling program, including about 5,300 m at Tapuia and 3,100 m at Gueroba, aiming to support a potential maiden NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate. The historical dataset, including 2,287 soil samples and 460 line-km of airborne geophysical surveys, is currently being validated, and the property also has nickel potential at the Campo Grande target.
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