Quimbaya Gold has reported assay results from the first six drill holes at Tahami Center, part of its Tahami Project in Segovia, Antioquia, Colombia, totaling 2,928 meters. All six intersected a copper-molybdenum porphyry system with geochemically anomalous but sub-economic mineralization; below the oxide zone, they average 0.021% Cu and 31 ppm Mo. Hole TCDH-006 returned 526.95 meters grading 0.041% Cu and 34.1 ppm Mo, including 98.70 meters at 0.062% Cu. The Cu/Mo ratio rises with depth, from 3.6 at 100–200 meters to 26.4. Drilling at Tahami Center will pause so the data can be modelled, while drilling continues at the Tahami South Gold-Silver target and the company plans stream sediment sampling and a magnetic survey to find other near-surface porphyry targets.
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