Minaurum Gold’s (TSXV: MGG, OTCQX: MMRGF) latest drilling results at its Alamos Silver Project in Sonora, Mexico, have revealed exceptional high-grade silver intercepts, highlighting the project’s significant potential. The ongoing drill program, focusing on the Promontorio vein zone, has produced remarkable findings, including a standout intercept of 3.0 meters grading 4,173 g/t silver equivalent.
Minaurum reported several noteworthy results from its recent drilling campaign. Among the highlights are intercepts of 6.35 meters at 380 g/t AgEq and 5.75 meters at 189 g/t AgEq.
Darrell Rader, Minaurum’s President and CEO, expressed enthusiasm about the findings, stating, “These results underscore the significant potential of the Alamos project, highlighting consistent high-grade silver mineralization over impressive widths along the 1 km strike length of the Promontorio vein zone.”
The Promontorio vein zone, stretching over a kilometer, comprises multiple veins including the Veta Grande, Veta del 100, and Veta Las Guijas. Minaurum’s drilling strategy aims to establish 75 to 100 meter spacings between vein intersections while also conducting step-out drilling to expand the known mineralization.
Previous drilling in September 2024 had already yielded promising results, including 0.70 meters of 2,976 g/t AgEq and 8.45 meters of 336 g/t AgEq. The latest four holes further demonstrate the high-grade continuity of the mineralization.
Particularly noteworthy is hole AL24-111 in the Tirito area, which intersected a high-grade sub-interval of 1.55 meters grading 7,780 g/t AgEq, including an impressive 0.50 meters at 13,995 g/t AgEq. This area is slated for additional testing in the current drill program.
The Alamos Silver Project represents a key asset for Minaurum Gold as the company works towards establishing a maiden resource estimate. With its 100% ownership and existing production permit, Alamos positions Minaurum as a potentially significant player in the silver mining sector.
As Minaurum continues to explore and define the Alamos project, investors and industry observers will be watching closely to see how these high-grade results translate into resource estimates and potential future production scenarios. The company’s focus on high-grade, Americas-based projects, coupled with its experienced management team, suggests Minaurum is positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for silver in both industrial applications and as a precious metal investment.
