Medaro Mining is providing more geological context for the copper-gold results from its 2026 surface sampling at the Bastnäs Project in central Sweden, without reporting new assay results. Of 218 samples collected, 56 assayed above 1.0% copper, including 10 above 10% Cu, and seven of those 10 came from waste dumps around the historic Persgruvan-Bössan underground mine (Area D). The program also returned 15 samples above 2.0 g/t gold, and the highest gold result, 16.5 g/t Au from sample BS159 at Stålklockan (Area C), also contained 3.82% Cu and 11.68% TREO. Because the samples are selective waste-dump material, the company says the results do not establish grade, width or continuity of in-situ mineralization. The company plans to focus its next copper-gold targeting on Persgruvan-Bössan and Stålklockan, and to integrate the surface results with a 2026 drone magnetic survey before finalizing drill collar locations.
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