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Southern Silver intersects 35 meters grading 399 g/t silver-equivalent at Cerro Las Minitas project in Mexico

PUBT·09/21/2026 11:34:11
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Southern Silver intersects 35 meters grading 399 g/t silver-equivalent at Cerro Las Minitas project in Mexico
  • Southern Silver reported early definition drilling results at Cerro Las Minitas in Durango, Mexico, targeting the Puro Corazón zone.
  • Hole 26CLM-225 intersected 35.0 meters grading 188 g/t silver, 4.9% lead, 4.6% zinc, or 399 g/t silver equivalent.
  • Additional intercepts included 5.2 meters at 277 g/t silver in hole 26CLM-226, 5.3 meters at 493 g/t silver in 26CLM-227.
  • The 14,000-meter program started in June 2026 to upgrade resource classification across a roughly 200-meter strike by 300-meter down-dip area.
  • Drilling remained ongoing with eight of 30 planned holes completed, one in progress, three pending assays.


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