Day: August 15, 2017

Kootenay President and CEO James McDonald states, “The discovery of a mineralized zone of this magnitude and strength of veining in the world-class Parral mining district is a highly significant development for the company. The large-scale nature and intensity of the mineralized zone offers exceptional future growth potential and is characteristic of other major silver deposits in the district such as the San Francisco Del Oro and Santa Barbara mines located closely to the immediate south.”

Bradford Cooke, CEO of Endeavour Silver, commented, “We continue to intersect encouraging results in the La Luz vein on the Terronera property. Although narrower than the Terronera vein, mineralization in the La Luz vein is much higher grade, more gold rich, and shallower in depth compared to the Terronera vein, which was the basis for the recent pre-feasibility study. Several other veins hosting surface high-grade mineralization at Terronera are also scheduled for drilling over the next two years.”

J. Duane Poliquin, Chairman of Almadex commented, “Since the Norte Zone discovery we have been carrying out a systematic drill campaign to define this target. To date the program has been based on large step-outs which have yet to define the limits of mineralisation. Future Norte drilling will also focus on defining the high grade zone that is emerging from the drilling results. Continuous mineralization in hole 29 starting close to surface and continuing for over half a kilometer shows the Norte Zone is developing significant tonnage as well as good grades. Elsewhere on the project first pass Encinal Zone drilling is complete and while we await assays from this work a drill is now being moved to the newly discovered Raya Tembrillo target within the large Villa Rica zone for the very first drill hole there.”