I first wrote about Camino back on March 11; since then Camino finalized their agreement with Japanese JV partner Nittetsu which fully funds drilling & exploration at the Los Chapitos IOCG copper deposit for the next three years.

This morning's press release announcing that Rio Tinto has staked claims immediately adjacent to Los Chapitos generated some excitement and shares of $COR.V traded over 10x the average daily volume with the share price rising over 22% at the time of this writing.

In addition, South32 has an earn-in strategic alliance on the ground immediately north of Los Chapitos.

Drilling is anticipated to begin in December, following completion of road construction to new targets determined with the assistance of Nittetsu.

A notable part of Camino's story that wasn't reported by the company, as it was a Nittetsu partnership, is the involvement of Getech:

Camino remains a high risk investment, but it's also my personal favourite and largest allocation to a junior mining company. Please DYODD, there's a reason I called it the "hero or the zero" - never invest more than you can afford to lose.

I'm always happy to answer any questions that I can, and I'd like to express my gratitude to Camino's CEO Jay Chmelauskas and Investor Relations goddess Olga Krysak, as they have always responded to my emails & phone calls in a timely manner.

My original write up on Camino here:

https://commonstock.com/post/04aaaac0-5457-4f13-a70e-ed62409d6160 by @jennymanydots