Key Exploration Milestones Ahead as Super Copper Launches Phase 2 at Castilla
Charging Up in Chile: Super Copper Deploys Phase 2 Geophysics to Map Subsurface Sulphides and Rank Primary Drill Targets at Castilla

Proving that field progress speaks louder than promoter noise, Super Copper Corp. (CSE: CUPR | OTCQB: CUPPF) has officially kicked off its Phase 2 Geophysics Program at its 100%-owned Castilla Project, located roughly 90 kilometers south of Copiapó, Chile. We’ve been following the story closely at juniorstocks.com as the team systematically lays the technical groundwork for a maiden drill campaign across this prospective land package.
This current campaign follows a successful Phase 1 drone magnetic and hyperspectral mapping effort that outlined kilometer-scale alteration patterns and multiple surface-exposed copper-bearing vein systems. Now, the explorer is deploying induced polarization (IP) and resistivity surveys to look well beneath those surface outcrops. In systems modeled after Chile's prolific Iron Oxide Copper-Gold (IOCG) deposits, IP provides the necessary subsurface resolution to distinguish chargeability responses associated with potential copper sulphide mineralization at depth.




