Coyote Copper Mines expands Copper Springs land package by 2,000 acres after soil survey results

• Coyote Copper reported strong copper-molybdenum soil anomalies at its Copper Springs project in Arizona’s Copper Triangle, backing a large porphyry target.
• Phase 1-2 work collected 1,606 soil samples in January–April 2026; copper ran 2.6–2,660 ppm, molybdenum to 59 ppm.
• Central Zone showed a roughly 3 km-diameter copper anomaly above 500 ppm, containing two roughly 1 km molybdenum anomalies above 15 ppm.
• Results triggered staking of 2,000 additional acres, lifting the land position to 774 BLM mining claims covering about 16,000 acres.
• Phase 3 plans call for 880 more soil samples, with drone magnetics and added geophysics to expand coverage to the northeast and southeast.

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