Tim Barry, President, CEO and director of Silver Bull states, ‘The results from the first two holes in the East End are very encouraging. We have extended the mineralization an additional 950 meters to the east along strike of the Sierra Mojada Deposit, and show mineralization is far from drilled off in the area. Our interpretation of the results is that the drill holes clip the very northern edge of the main trend of Sierra Mojada deposit, and the guts of the system still lies to the south, untested. What is also encouraging is we are seeing a change from oxide mineralization to sulphide mineralization as we go deeper into the system. The advantage of sulphide mineralization over oxide mineralization, and why it is the target of this drill program is that it tends to be higher grade and will likely have a more standard metallurgical process to concentrate the ore. Since finishing up the B19003 drill hole in this area the drill has now moved off to the Palomas Negras prospect which sits 9 kilometers to the west of the main deposit. Results from the drilling at Palomas Negras are expected shortly.’

David Coburn, Gainey CEO, stated ‘We are excited about the high gold grades obtained in our surface sampling program and the fact that Las Margaritas has never been drilled. Our exploration team has been optimizing our drill program to test the down-dip and strike continuity of the mineralization and we are now ready to move forward. Discussions with drilling contractors are underway and mobilization of equipment is expected to begin in the coming weeks.’

One World Lithium Inc. reports it has found multiple aquifers containing brines over a wide area as well as completing its current drilling program at its Salar del Diablo Property located in the State of Baja California Norte, Mexico.