Month: February 2017

Prospero Silver Corp is pleased to announce that it has completed additional sampling and mapping at the Bermudez project in Chihuahua State, Mexico. The project is located 17km from the town of Yecora and close to the Sonora State boundary. Prospero has completed mapping and sampling over 4.5km strike length of outcropping high-level banded, low-sulphidation veins at Bermudez. A preliminary diamond drill program has been designed to test the three zones. The Bermudez project is available for joint venture and Prospero will be looking for a partner in the coming months.

“The new local production facility will make us an even better and more flexible supplier for our customers in the region. The facility represents another important step in the growth strategy of Evonik,” said Engel.

“We have established a solid resource base, largely from the drilling completed in 2016, and are seeing ongoing success as we identify additional mineralisation underground,” Mr Dix said. “The short and medium-term outlook for zinc prices gives us confidence the study will return positive economic indicators that will provide further justification for this approach.” The scoping study is expected to be completed early in the second quarter of 2017, enabling decisions to be made on future progress and development of the Plomosas mine soon after. “We look forward to working closely with our expanded team to work through the study,” added Mr Dix. “In the meantime drilling will continue to expand our current resource and our goal remains to establish a larger scale mining operation off a robust resource at Plomosas.”

“Once again, we successfully replaced what we mined at the GMC, and upgraded much of the resource to higher categories”, stated Robert Archer, President & CEO. “Notably, due to permitting delays, the fourth quarter 2016 step-out drilling at San Ignacio started after the effective cut-off date for this Resource Estimate, and the results of that program, which would have added to the Inferred resource, were not included. For 2017, we have more than doubled our drilling budget at the GMC, to 34,500 metres, and will continue our efforts to expand and further define the resource base at the Guanajuato and San Ignacio Mines, and the outlying El Horcon Project.”

American International Ventures, Inc. (AIVN) is a gold and silver mining company with a focus on acquiring and then producing from historic mines in operator friendly regions of the United States and Mexico. AIVN flagship mining property “The Mother Lode” in Baja California, Mexico is an enormous mining district, with a rich history starting at the turn of the 20th century when over 200,000 ounces of gold was mined in only 10 years. Only 10% of the property has been tested for gold; the areas that have, return consistently high grade results.

“We are very pleased to release the 2016 Proven and Probable Reserve report, showing significant increases to reserve tonnes, gold ounces and silver ounces, along with substantial increases to our mineralized material at our Oaxaca Mining unit,” stated Mr. Barry Devlin, Vice President of Exploration for Gold Resource Corporation. “Working from a modest exploration budget, our team did an excellent job targeting mineralized extensions at our Arista and Mirador mines, and successfully converted previous mineralized material into proven and probable reserves during the 2016 exploration year. Goals for the 2017 exploration year again include replacing tonnes mined at our Arista Mine’s Arista and Switchback vein systems, as well as expanding the mineralization at the Mirador mine.”