Solis Minerals Limited has announced promising exploration results from an Induced Polarisation survey at its Cinto Project in southern Peru. The survey, conducted over eight lines spanning 16.2 kilometers with a 100-meter dipole spacing and 200-meter line interval, revealed chargeability anomalies up to four times the background levels and resistivity contrasts aligning with NW–SE structures. These features, interpreted as signs of copper mineralisation, build on previous geochemical assays and drone magnetometry findings that have already highlighted areas with substantial copper grades. The survey has defined three high-priority drill targets. Target A is located immediately northwest of earlier geochemical sampling zones and is characterized by coincident chargeability, phyllic alteration, and low magnetic responses, while Targets B and C align with similar geophysical signatures beneath known mineralised breccia outcrops. The mapped anomalies—interpreted as indicative of enhanced sulphide mineralisation and varying types of hydrothermal alteration—offer a compelling basis for advancing the project to a maiden drilling programme, which is planned for Q4 2025. In parallel, permitting under Peru’s accelerated Ficha Tecnica Ambiental process is underway, and the company is progressing with drill pad preparations and the appointment of a drilling contractor. The findings at Cinto are particularly noteworthy given the project’s location within a highly prospective Cenozoic Porphyry Belt, not far from the globally significant Toquepala Copper Mine. The technical results from the recent IP survey offer an improved understanding of the mineralised system, reinforcing confidence in the broader copper-gold exploration portfolio of Solis Minerals, which also includes promising developments at Chancho al Palo and an imminent programme at Ilo Este. Bullish sentiment arises from the advanced stage of geophysical understanding, the delineation of several large-scale drill targets, and the rapid advancement to the permitting phase. These factors could potentially serve as positive catalysts for the company’s share price over the medium term. Conversely, bearish sentiment remains due to inherent exploration risks, including the challenges posed by weathered and altered structures that might complicate target delineation, along with the uncertainties associated with execution of the drilling programme and broader market volatility in the mining sector.