Aurania Resources (TSXV: ARU) has made a significant advancement in its exploration efforts at the Awacha porphyry copper target in Ecuador. Utilizing updated two-dimensional inversion technology on 2021 MobileMT survey data, the company identified six highly conductive anomalies. These findings are particularly noteworthy as they suggest the presence of conductive sulphide mineralization and porphyry-related alteration, key indicators of copper deposits.

The technology employed, a 2.5D algorithm that accounts for local topography, has provided enhanced subsurface mapping. This has allowed Aurania Resources to confirm the existence of deep-rooted conductivity zones starting at 250 meters below the surface. Such depth and conductivity are promising for the exploration of porphyry copper, a type of copper deposit known for its large size and economic viability.

This discovery is crucial for Aurania Resources and the mining sector at large, as it underscores the potential of the Awacha target to host significant copper mineralization. The use of advanced exploration technologies like the 2.5D inversion algorithm represents a leap forward in mineral exploration, enabling companies to identify and assess mineral deposits with greater accuracy and efficiency.

For those interested in delving deeper into the technical aspects of this discovery, further details can be found in the full report available here.

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