Super Copper Mobilizes Rig for 5,000-Metre Drill Program in the Atacama
Super Copper Corp. turns the bit on a 5,000-metre Phase 1 maiden drill campaign targeting an 800-metre chargeability corridor in Chile’s prolific Atacama Region.

With global energy transition dynamics keeping copper squarely in the market spotlight, Super Copper Corp. (CSE: CUPR | OTCQB: CUPPF) has officially transitioned from target definition to physical discovery.
Regular readers of JuniorStocks.com may recall our previous coverage highlighting the explorer's prospective footprint in Chile’s Atacama Region. Now, the main event has arrived: diamond drilling is officially underway at the flagship Cordillera Cobre Project.
The maiden Phase 1 exploration program contemplates up to 15 diamond drill holes totaling approximately 5,000 metres. Operations are currently zeroed in on the El Alto target, where systematic 2025–2026 geophysical campaigns delineated a continuous chargeability corridor extending over 800 metres in strike length. The initial hole, designated DH26CC-001, was collared at an azimuth of 040° and a dip of −50°, targeting a depth of roughly 400 metres with built-in operational flexibility to drill deeper based on live geological observations of the core.




