Collective Mining Reports Higher-Than-Expected Drill Grades at Apollo in Colombia
Collective Mining announced better-than-expected drill results at its Apollo project in Colombia, with significant gold-tungsten continuity. The company reported assays from five new drill holes, including a highlight of 165 meters at 5.35 grams per ton gold equivalent. These results extend the footprint of the Apollo discovery ahead of a first resource estimate expected in 2027. Collective has $135 million allocated for drilling this year, with plans for up to 100,000 meters.
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Collective Mining reported better-than-expected drill results from its Apollo project in Colombia, extending the near-surface gold-tungsten zone. The company published assays from five new holes, including a highlight of 165 meters at 5.35 grams per ton gold equivalent.
A step-out hole expanded the breccia body by 30 meters to the northeast, with grades up to 40% higher than modeled. Collective has $135 million for up to 100,000 meters of drilling this year, aiming for an initial resource estimate in 2027. Continuous mineralization has been observed from surface to depths over 1,410 vertical meters.
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