New Soil Anomaly Comparable To Neighboring Copper-Moly-Silver Discovery Has Piqued Investor Interest

By: Tomas Ronolski - AllPennyStocks.com News

Thursday, March 13, 2025

In mining, new soil anomalies typically suggest the presence of underlying mineral deposits. Copper and molybdenum are commonly associated with porphyry deposits, which can be large and economically viable. Finding a soil anomaly is a key early exploration step that can lead to a major discovery.

Just this morning, Zeus North America Mining Corp. (CSE:ZEUS) (OTCQB:ZUUZF) announced the discovery of a large Copper and Molybdenum soil anomaly from its recent soil sampling program at its Cuddy Mountain Project in Idaho. Cuddy Mountain is located approximately 3 kilometres to the north of Hercules Metals Corp.'s high-grade "Hercules" copper-moly-silver porphyry discovery announced in October 2023.

The Cuddy Mountain Property is adjacent to Hercules Metals Corp.'s recently discovered Leviathan Copper Porphyry. That discovery resulted in Barrick injecting $23M in equity while staking a substantial land position in the district along with Rio Tinto. The Cuddy Mountain Property consists of 101 lode mining claims respectively and cover a cumulative area of approximately 2020 acres.

Circling back to ZEUS’s recent soil sampling program, the company collected 799 property wide soil samples at approximately 75 m spacing. Soils delineated a broad 3 km by 3 km copper ("Cu") and molybdenum ("Mo") in soil circular anomaly underlain by the Seven Devils Volcanics (~741 acres). The Cu-Mo anomaly is strongest over the mapped volcanic rocks (andesites and rhyodacites) near the valley floor - interpreted to be sub-cropping exposure of the Seven Devils Volcanics, which host the neighbouring Leviathan Porphyry Copper discovery.

This newly identified copper-molybdenum soil anomaly contains individual soil samples up to 0.38 percent copper and 28.5 parts per million ("ppm") molybdenum (31 samples contain 212 ppm Cu or more; 5 samples contain percent level copper up to and including 0.38% Cu; 116 samples contain 2 ppm Mo or more; 6 samples contain more than 10 ppm Mo, with values up to and including 28.5 ppm Mo).

According to the company, the Cuddy Mountain property continues to show strong similarities to the Hercules discovery, with a comparable soil geochemical footprint.

Shares of ZEUS are currently trading at $0.26 while U.S. listed shares (ZUUZF) were listed at $0.20 as of yesterday’s close.

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