Minaurum Intersects Broad Lead-Zinc-Silver Mineralisation at Alamos; Europa Sur Extension Continues to Expand

Minaurum Silver reported results from its Phase II 50,000-metre resource-expansion drilling program at the Alamos Silver Project in Sonora, Mexico. At the Quintera vein, hole AL26-230 intersected 26.30 m grading 369 g/t AgEq, comprising 306 g/t Ag, 0.03 g/t Au, 0.37% Cu, 0.73% Pb and 0.61% Zn. This included 0.30 m grading 2,418 g/t AgEq, with 2.22% Pb and 2.46% Zn. At Europa Sur, hole AL26-224 returned 3.40 m grading 589 g/t AgEq, with 0.79% Pb and 1.59% Zn, including 1.00 m grading 1,185 g/t AgEq with 1.55% Pb and 3.92% Zn.

The company stated that the existing inferred resource for the Europa vein is 26.5 million oz AgEq, forming part of the 55.2 million oz AgEq inferred resource for the Europa, Promontorio and Travesia veins. It contains 114.77 million lb of lead and 237.80 million lb of zinc, and excludes the southern Europa Sur extension. The reported drilling remains part of the resource-expansion program.