Axo Metals Drilling Intercepts 48.0 Metres of 1.18 g/t Au From Surface at Recently Discovered Luz del Cobre Target; Additional Results Include 3.94 g/t Au Over 15.0 Metres

Axo Metals reported 33 holes totaling about 3,700 metres at San Antonio. Luz del Cobre returned 48.0 metres grading 1.18 g/t gold from surface and 15.0 metres at 3.94 g/t; drilling indicates at least 450 metres of mineralized strike. The company also terminated its La Gallina option, retaining the Juanes concession.

Tecomatlán Commences First Antimony Concentrate Campaign

Antimony Resources has begun a 200-tonne proof-of-concept campaign at its Tecomatlán plant, processing third-party Chinantla ore after commissioning. It is targeting the plant’s first bulk antimony concentrate, with independent assays planned. Feedstock plans include a binding five-year Chinantla agreement and non-binding MOUs with Vinatas and Coyul.

Impact Silver Outlines Capire Gold Opportunity and Plomosas Operating and Exploration Update

IMPACT Silver plans to upgrade and restart the Capire mill to process gold- and copper-bearing Noche Buena ore, potentially lifting district capacity to nearly 700 tpd; processing is targeted for H2 2027. Plomosas will enter care and maintenance due to a lack of economic third-party feed, while exploration continues. The company expects a non-cash impairment of about US$4.3 million.

Guanajuato Silver Completes San Ignacio to Bolanitos Connection Tunnel

Guanajuato Silver completed a 267-metre underground ramp connecting the San Ignacio and Bolanitos mines. The breakthrough occurred September 30, ahead of schedule. The link is expected to shorten ore-haulage times to Bolanitos’ processing plant and improve integration between the operations.

Oroco Drills 234.6 metres of 0.52% CuEq at Santo Tomás

Oroco reported Phase 2 assays from 10 Santo Tomás drill holes, including S045’s 234.6 m grading 0.52% CuEq. South Zone resource drilling is complete after 50 holes totaling 15,263 m; Pillar Zone and geotechnical drilling continue. Results may inform the planned resource update and prefeasibility study; no resource increase is yet established.

Sonoro Gold Announces Continued Expansion of Higher-Grade Mineralization at Cerro Caliche

Sonoro Gold reported results from 26 additional holes at Cerro Caliche, Sonora, expanding mineralization at Diana and outlining the La Colorada zone. Highlights include 28.95 metres grading 2.598 g/t gold and 47.24 metres at 1.552 g/t gold. The ongoing 50,000-metre campaign has completed 14,086 metres in 72 holes. True widths are estimated at 60–90% of drilled lengths. globenewswire.com

Masivo Silver Reports Broad Polymetallic Mineralization from Initial 2026 Drilling Program at Cerro Colorado Project, Sonora, Mexico

Masivo Silver’s first 2026 hole at Cerro Colorado, Sonora, intersected 32.5 metres grading 0.271% zinc, 7.0 g/t silver and 0.141% lead, plus copper and gold. Drilling stopped at 259.5 metres due to technical difficulties while still in mineralized rhyolitic porphyry. Grades strengthened near the bottom, supporting follow-up drilling. True widths remain unknown.

Riverside Resources Options Cecilia Project, Sonora, Mexico to Calu

Calu Resources may earn a 100% interest in Riverside’s Cecilia Project by funding C$6.65 million in exploration and making C$1.2 million in payments over five years. Riverside subsidiary Ravena will operate the program for a 10% fee; Riverside retains a 2% NSR royalty.

Antimony Resources Accepted into US Defense Industrial Base Consortium

Antimony Resources’ U.S. subsidiary, Strategic Minerals, joined the U.S. Defense Industrial Base Consortium, giving the company a platform to pursue funding, procurement, offtake, and partnership opportunities for its North American antimony strategy, including Tecomatlán and Los Lirios. Membership does not guarantee contracts or funding.

Vortex Metals Closes Second Tranche of Non-Brokered Private Placement

Vortex Metals closed the second tranche of its private placement, raising $605,000 through 12.1 million units at $0.05 each. Each unit includes one share and half a warrant exercisable at $0.06 for 36 months. Proceeds will fund exploration in Chile and Mexico, corporate development and working capital.

Avino Announces Q3 2026 Production Results

Avino produced 303,189 oz silver, 1,732 oz gold and 1.20 million lb copper in Q3 2026, totaling 582,836 oz AgEq, up 2% year over year. Avino contributed 476,969 oz AgEq; La Preciosa development ore contributed 105,867 oz, up 5% from Q2. La Preciosa development exceeded 3,000 metres.

Goldgroup Completes Strategic Investment in Luca Mining

Goldgroup completed a C$101.1 million investment in Luca Mining through subscription receipts tied to Luca’s proposed Cozamin Mine acquisition. If the acquisition closes and the receipts convert, Goldgroup would own about 19.9% of Luca and, while holding at least 10%, could nominate two directors and maintain its ownership in future financings.

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Axo Metals Drilling Intercepts 48.0 Metres of 1.18 g/t Au From Surface at Recently Discovered Luz del Cobre Target; Additional Results Include 3.94 g/t Au Over 15.0 Metres

Axo Metals reported 33 holes totaling about 3,700 metres at San Antonio. Luz del Cobre returned 48.0 metres grading 1.18 g/t gold from surface and 15.0 metres at 3.94 g/t; drilling indicates at least 450 metres of mineralized strike. The company also terminated its La Gallina option, retaining the Juanes concession.

Tecomatlán Commences First Antimony Concentrate Campaign

Antimony Resources has begun a 200-tonne proof-of-concept campaign at its Tecomatlán plant, processing third-party Chinantla ore after commissioning. It is targeting the plant’s first bulk antimony concentrate, with independent assays planned. Feedstock plans include a binding five-year Chinantla agreement and non-binding MOUs with Vinatas and Coyul.

Riverside Resources Options Cecilia Project, Sonora, Mexico to Calu

Calu Resources may earn a 100% interest in Riverside’s Cecilia Project by funding C$6.65 million in exploration and making C$1.2 million in payments over five years. Riverside subsidiary Ravena will operate the program for a 10% fee; Riverside retains a 2% NSR royalty.

Antimony Resources Accepted into US Defense Industrial Base Consortium

Antimony Resources’ U.S. subsidiary, Strategic Minerals, joined the U.S. Defense Industrial Base Consortium, giving the company a platform to pursue funding, procurement, offtake, and partnership opportunities for its North American antimony strategy, including Tecomatlán and Los Lirios. Membership does not guarantee contracts or funding.

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