Collective Mining reported new Apollo assays at Guayabales, including high-grade gold, silver, copper and tungsten in the Ramp Zone and Shallow Halo Zone, with several intervals outside the current Mineral Resource block model. The results suggest Apollo's mineralization is more complex and multi-metal than the existing resource shell implies. In its October update on the Shallow Halo Zone, 22 of 23 holes were above the 0.3 g/t AuEq cutoff used for the open pit shell. The company is still loss-making and depends on external funding, so its near-term focus remains resource definition and permitting.
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