Silver Storm Mining Ltd. (OTCQX: SVRSF) today commenced trading on the OTCQX® Best Market after meeting elevated financial and governance standards required for graduation from the OTCQB® Venture Market. The upgrade positions the company’s common shares under the symbol “SVRSF” before U.S. investors alongside its continued listings on the TSX Venture Exchange (SVRS) and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (SVR). Management cites improved visibility, enhanced liquidity, and reinforced commitment to shareholder value as strategic benefits. This move follows Silver Storm’s completion of the acquisition of the La Parrilla Silver Mine Complex, which produced 34.3 million silver-equivalent ounces from 2005 to 2019, and underscores the company’s preparation for a potential restart of operations in Q2 2026. Real-time Level 2 quotes and current financial disclosures are accessible on otcmarkets.com.

Silver Storm has initiated a 6,000 metre underground drilling campaign at its 100%-owned La Parrilla Silver Mine Complex in Durango, Mexico, targeting resource expansion ahead of a planned Q2 2026 restart. The program allocates 3,500 metres to Quebradillas (C460, C550, Norte Sur, La Estrella, San Nicolás zones), 1,000 metres to San Marcos (oxide-bearing San Marcos and sulphide C1100 zones), and 1,500 metres to Rosarios (stockwork/vein zones plus five RRFW fault structures). Quebradillas’ C460 Zone alone features a 460-metre strike and up to 8.5-metre thickness, while San Marcos oxide veins extend 700 metres with thicknesses to 17 metres. Rosarios spans 1.75 kilometres by 900 metres vertically with up to 14-metre thickness. An additional 4,000 metre follow-up program is proposed pending initial assay results. Surface exploration planning is underway on seven priority targets including Rosarios C340 West Extension and San Marcos North.

La Parrilla’s existing 2,000 tonnes per day milling capacity and five underground mines plus an open pit provide a robust platform for near-term production. Since acquiring 100% of the complex, Silver Storm has advanced permitting, finalized detailed mine plans and engaged contractors under technical oversight compliant with NI 43-101 standards. Historical production of 34.3 million silver-equivalent ounces lends confidence to resource conversion strategies. Concurrently, the company is completing technical reports and board approvals to support capital allocation for mine development and drill programs, with results to be incorporated into an updated technical disclosure document this year.