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Collective Mining Discovers New Tungsten-Enriched High-Grade Subzone 300 Meters Below Surface at Apollo
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Collective Mining Discovers New Tungsten-Enriched High-Grade Subzone 300 Meters Below Surface at Apollo
Collective Mining (NYSE American: CNL; TSX: CNL) has reported results for eleven drill holes from its 2026 program at the Guayabales and San Antonio projects in Caldas, Colombia, headlined by the discovery of a new tungsten-enriched, high-grade subzone roughly 300 meters below surface at the Apollo system. Drill hole APC-162, collared from Pad 31 and directed to the southwest, cut high-grade mineralization with observable coarse scheelite, chalc…
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