Zacatecas Silver Corporation, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, has reported recent developments in its exploration projects. On September 8, 2026, the company announced multiple silver and base metal assays from its completed phase two diamond drilling at the El Cristo vein system. This program has revealed notable silver-base metal mineralization, showcasing the potential of this area for further exploration and development.
In addition, on September 10, 2026, Zacatecas Silver disclosed results from the second phase of rock chip sampling at its Oso Negro project, located in Sonora, Mexico. This sampling has mapped over three kilometres of gold-silver veins, with specific grab samples returning impressive grades of up to 20.3 grams per tonne (g/t) of gold and 3,480 g/t of silver. These results highlight the rich mineralization present at the Oso Negro site and align with the company’s objectives for resource development.
The consistent reporting of high-grade mineral assays from both the El Cristo and Oso Negro projects indicates robust exploration efforts by Zacatecas Silver. As the company continues to navigate its drilling and sampling programs, it aims to enhance its resource base while advancing its mining initiatives within the region.
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