Minaurum Silver completes 50,000-meter resource-expansion drilling program at Alamos
MINE•Minaurum Silver completed 50,356.15 meters of Phase II resource-expansion drilling across 138 holes at Alamos in Sonora, Mexico. Results will inform an updated mineral resource estimate targeted for release in the fourth quarter of 2026; the initial inferred resource totaled 55.2 million silver-equivalent ounces.
1. Drilling completed
Minaurum Silver completed its Phase II resource-expansion drilling program at Alamos, totaling 50,356.15 meters across 138 holes. Results will feed an updated mineral resource estimate targeted for release in the fourth quarter of 2026.
2. Reported intercepts
The newly discovered Africa vein returned 751 grams per metric ton of silver equivalent over 2.80 meters. Quintera returned 385 grams per metric ton of silver equivalent over 5.30 meters, while a separate interval yielded 4.50 grams of gold over 4.40 meters. At Promontorio Sur, drilling intersected 238 grams per metric ton of silver equivalent over 12.20 meters, primarily reflecting lead-zinc mineralization.
3. Initial resource
The initial inferred resource at Alamos totaled 55.2 million silver-equivalent ounces.
