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Questcorp Mining Inc. (CSE: QQQ) has completed an expanded drone borne aeromagnetic survey at the La Union polymetallic project in Sonora, Mexico, sharpening the geological picture ahead of a fully funded Phase 2 drill program slated to mobilize in the coming weeks.
The 2026 survey adds 248 line kilometres of coverage on top of last year’s baseline dataset, comprised of 193 line kilometres of flight lines and another 55 line kilometres of perpendicular tie lines used to level the data. The expanded grid stretches magnetic imaging beyond the original 2025 footprint in every direction, giving the technical team a district wide look at structural features and magnetic bodies sitting beneath post mineral cover.
Spring field mapping flagged a set of newly identified northwest-trending structures interpreted as potential ore controls, and the fresh aeromagnetic data is being layered against detailed 1:1,000 target-area mapping and 1:5,000 district-scale mapping to examine those interpretations at depth.
An induced polarization geophysical survey is expected to begin shortly, adding another dataset to the targeting exercise for the oncoming drill program. Drill roads and pads are already being cut, and the company says permits, site access, a drill contractor, and a geophysical service provider are already locked in.
READ: Questcorp’s La Union Surface Program Delivers 20 g/t Gold Over 2.9 Metres In Channel Sample
“The key objective of the early stages of the Phase II Exploration Program is to derisk the up-coming fully funded drill program to the maximum extent possible. John-Mark and his Riverside technical and field teams continue to maximize the effectiveness of every exploration dollar, strengthening the datasets and locating consistent high-grade mineralization across multiple zones, while concurrently identifying new targets that significantly expand the project’s footprint,” commented Saf Dhillion, CEO of Questcorp.
The geophysical push builds on Phase 2 surface sampling results released earlier in May. Channel sampling at the Union Mine returned 2.9 metres averaging 20 g/t gold and 1.83% zinc, including a 0.6 metre interval of 91.7 g/t gold. Union Norte produced silver values as high as 1,827 g/t alongside meaningful lead and zinc credits, while early reconnaissance at the newly defined Javalí target returned grades of up to 37.3 g/t gold and 980 g/t silver.
Questcorp Mining last traded at $0.125 on the CSE.
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