en.Wedoany.com Reported - Wedoany, August 14 – Koryx Copper S.A. (TSX:KRY.V) announced assay results from infill drilling at its wholly-owned Haib Copper Project in southern Namibia. A total of 17 drill holes, exceeding 6,430 meters, were reported. The company stated that as infill drilling nears completion, the latest results broadly confirm its geological model.

The results show continuous mineralization with significant intersection widths. Drill hole HM155 intersected 831 meters from surface with a copper equivalent grade of 0.27%, including a 244-meter high-grade zone at 0.42% copper equivalent. Drill hole HM147 returned 654 meters from surface at 0.25% copper equivalent, including an 84-meter interval grading 0.47%. Drill hole HM152 intersected 578 meters from surface at 0.25% copper equivalent.

Drill hole HMRC008 returned 8.01% copper and 60.5 g/t silver from 4 to 6 meters, setting the highest copper and silver grades recorded to date at the Haib Project. The hole intersected a total of 231 meters at 0.44% copper equivalent.

Heye Daun, President and CEO of Koryx Copper, stated that these results are remarkable in both length and grade, with continuous mineralization intervals from HM155, HM139, and HM147 confirming the scale and continuity of Haib mineralization. "In terms of by-products, beyond molybdenum and gold, the value of silver is also increasing, including the highest silver grade we have obtained at Haib," he added. He further noted that as infill drilling approaches completion, the remaining holes broadly confirm the existing model, with results trending positively across all zones.

A total of 15 drill rigs are currently operating on site, with 7 on double shifts. Technical studies and cost estimates are underway, with the Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) scheduled for release by the end of 2026. The infill drilling program aims to upgrade the resource announced in March from the Inferred category to the Indicated category in preparation for the PFS.