Global Copper udates drilling

Global Copper Corp. announces results from a further eight holes in the sulphide drilling program at its Relincho copper-molybdenum project in Chile. Results are highlighted by step-out holes RG06-215 that returned 356 meters grading 0.75% copper and 0.056% molybdenum (1.08% copper equivalent(ii)) and RG06-214 which intersected 456 meters grading 0.69% copper and 0.051% molybdenum (0.99% copper equivalent(ii)).

Seven of the holes were drilled in the Las Guias zone and one at the Relincho zone. The Las Guias holes were designed to expand copper and molybdenum mineralization to the northwest, east, south and southeast. Higher grade intercepts relate to a contact zone that occurs as an irregular envelope around the Relincho porphyry at Las Guias.

The Relincho porphyry which outcrops at the Relincho zone, has been intercepted at depth at Las Guias and is interpreted to occur below the base of the current drilling at the Marja zone. Mineralization in the higher grade contact zone occurs mainly as breccias and stockworks that gradually transitions to veinlets and disseminations as mineralization moves further away from the porphyry. The higher grade contact zone remains open to the south, east and at depth.