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New IP Data Reveals Massive Copper Anomaly for Super Copper in Chile

Historical drilling barely scratched the surface, but newly acquired IP data reveals a massive, entirely untested high-grade core at the Cordillera Cobre project in Chile, setting the stage for a highly anticipated 2026 drill program.

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New IP Data Reveals Massive Copper Anomaly for Super Copper in Chile

Sometimes in the mining industry, you can be standing right on top of a massive discovery and still miss the main event entirely. That is precisely the geological drama playing out for Super Copper Corp. (CSE: CUPR | OTCQB: CUPPF), a company that just published new geophysical data revealing a kilometre-scale, previously untouched copper anomaly at its Cordillera Cobre Project in Chile. Armed with a modern induced polarization (IP) survey, the company has peeled back the layers of the Atacama belt to map a potential sulphide corridor that makes historical exploration efforts look like they were shooting in the dark.

The newly released data is nothing short of a paradigm shift for the project. The IP survey tracked a strong, coherent chargeability corridor spanning a minimum of 800 metres in strike and plunging approximately 400 metres deep. Better yet, this sprawling system remains wide open in every direction. With chargeability responses hitting up to >5.0 mV/V, the geological signatures are flashing exactly the kind of bright neon signs you want to see when hunting for world-class IOCG-style or porphyry copper systems.

To understand just how tantalizing this new map is, you have to look at what happened nearly two decades ago. Back in 2007, previous operators drilled a series of shallow scout holes. Without the benefit of Super Copper Corp. (CSE: CUPR | OTCQB: CUPPF)'s modern 3D geophysical models, those old drills were essentially flying blind, reaching a maximum depth of about 200 metres and only grazing the extreme outer edges of the current anomaly.

Yet, those glancing blows yielded spectacular hints of what was hiding next door. Super Copper recently re-logged and sampled that historical core, confirming that even on the fringes, the rock holds serious value. For instance, drill hole DVP-01 intersected 14 metres grading 0.508% copper, which included a high-grade 2-metre stretch of 1.605% copper. Drill hole DVP-02 pulled 10 metres at 0.324% copper, including 2 metres at 1.360%. The data shows a crystal-clear trend: the closer those old drills got to the newly mapped high-chargeability core, the higher the copper grades spiked.

It is a classic case of finally knowing exactly where to look. Zachary Dolesky, CEO of Super Copper, captured the vindication of this moment perfectly on social media, noting that just three years ago, Cordillera Cobre was little more than a map, a thesis, and a lot of conviction. Today, it is a defined, drill-ready beast. As Dolesky pointed out, those historical scout holes pulled up to 1.6% copper just by clipping the edges, but the actual, highly-charged heart of the system has never been touched by a drill bit.

The ultimate test of this geological thesis arrives in Q2 2026, when Super Copper Corp. (CSE: CUPR | OTCQB: CUPPF) launches a targeted diamond drill program designed to plunge directly into the highest-chargeability zones for the first time. The structural controls extend for over a kilometre, and the upcoming exploration season promises to be a defining moment for the company.

To truly grasp the sheer scale of the geophysical footprint and understand the technical roadmap mapping out this massive untapped core, investors and geologists alike should dive directly into the raw data. The full technical breakdown is an absolute must-read for anyone watching the Chilean copper space.

Source:

Information derived from the Super Copper Corp. (CSE: CUPR | OTCQB: CUPPF) Press Release dated April 9, 2026, titled "Super Copper Identifies Kilometre-Scale Anomaly Corridor with Multiple Large Chargeability Cores Open at Depth," and public commentary by CEO Zachary Dolesky. Read the full news release to review the complete IP survey parameters, geological cross-sections, and historical assay verifications.

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The author of this article has not been compensated for this content and does not own shares in Super Copper Corp. (CSE: CUPR | OTCQB: CUPPF) but may buy or sell at any time. This article is for informational purposes only, was prepared independently without company involvement, and utilized AI assistance. Investors should conduct their own due diligence before making investment decisions.

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