“We are pleased to have completed further underground and surface sampling at San Celso and Los Campos. In total, 12 samples were collected across the projects as well as some surface reconnaissance on neighbouring ground on strike south of the San Celso project area with signs of further historic mining. The results further validate the high-grade underground grades; the continuity away from the historic workings encourages us to push ahead with the next stage drilling work.”

“With significant step-outs and successful results to date, the drill program is going a long way in expanding the resource El Dorado which is still open in several directions. We look forward to incorporating these results and the on-going drilling into a new resource estimate at El Dorado. This bodes well as we continue to move the Las Minas project towards a preliminary economic assessment study in early 2021,” stated Philip O’Neill, Chief Executive Officer.

“The drilling that took place in 2017 and 2018 confirmed the widespread nature of the surface cropping disseminated gold mineralization throughout the Cerro de Oro project area. Mineralization was present in almost every hole beginning from near surface and remaining open for additional testing at depth,” stated Darren Koningen, CEO.