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Conscious that much of the posting has been on Pepas (and the cash machine that it’s set to become!) when attention and excitement is naturally turning to El Cedro also. Below is an overview of this imminent drill which I hope is helpful. What and where: El Cedro is a large, undrilled gold and copper porphyry system that sits on the same Anza exploration license as the very high grade Pepas and APTA deposits. Orosur owns 100% of the project. What the surface work has shown so far: A large scale ridge and spur soil geochemical survey was initiated in May 2025 and completed in April this year. The company identified a substantial gold bearing system and highly anomalous geochemical responses over a large, well preserved zoned porphyry system. Soil samples returned very strong results, with values exceeding 1g/t Au across meaningful areas and Copper associations were also noted. Analysts at Greenwood - "We can’t wait for drilling to commence at El Cedro as getting >1g/t Au in soil Geochem assays is very rare indeed" Rock chip samples have assayed between 1–9g/t Au, with surface samples up to 10g/t Au. For a porphyry system, these are high numbers. When you see 5–10g/t Au rock chips on a porphyry target, it typically means there is a high-grade epithermal or vein system sitting above and marginal to the porphyry core. In essence, a two for one geological setup with potentially bulk-tonnage porphyry at depth and higher-grade vein targets near surface. The regional setting: El Cedro sits within the Middle Cauca Gold and Copper Belt, a 250km north-south corridor that hosts some of the most significant gold deposits in the South America. Neighbours in the belt include Zijin's Buriticá gold mine, AngloGold Ashanti's La Colosa gold deposit, and Aris Mining's Marmato. The key point here is that porphyry systems in this belt can be enormous. La Colosa, for context, was estimated at over 24Moz before AngloGold's withdrawal. Buritica has been a multi-million-ounce producer. El Cedro, of course, is not in that category as it is undrilled but the geological address is world-class. The Two-Porphyry System: This is maybe the most important point on scale. OMI is not drilling one target as it has found two large, related gold porphyry systems sitting side by side, with a high-grade vein system running between them. Ultimately, we have three potential sources of gold mineralisation in one area. Systems like this where multiple porphyry bodies sit together with veins between them tend to be the biggest and most valuable of their type. The core of the system is also still intact at surface, meaning erosion has not destroyed it! To wrap up, El Cedro represents one of the more compelling maiden drill catalysts in the junior gold space. It is completely undrilled, hosts two related porphyry systems with an epithermal overprint, sits in a world-class gold belt, and has gold confirmed at surface across a large footprint - in a system previously identified by Anglo American, Newmont, and Agnico Eagle.