Mineros S.A. Identifies New High-Grade Vein System at the Nicaragua Property's Xiloa Target - 8.3 m at 17.3 g/t Au - Confirms High-Grade Continuity at Leticia with 1.2 m at 271.3 g/t Au

Reasoning: This is a high-grade and significant intercept from a newly discovered vein system, indicating strong exploration success and potential for resource addition near existing infrastructure. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: The silver grades are a positive byproduct from a significant new gold discovery, adding to the overall value of the intercept. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This bonanza-grade sub-interval significantly enhances the overall value of the new Xiloa discovery, despite its narrow width. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades in this narrow, high-grade sub-interval add significant value to the new Xiloa discovery. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This intercept confirms the lateral continuity of the newly discovered Xiloa vein system with strong gold grades over a good width, supporting the project's exploration potential. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: The silver grades are a positive byproduct from an intercept confirming the lateral continuity of the new Xiloa vein system. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This high-grade sub-interval confirms a high-grade core within the broader intercept, reinforcing the quality of the new Xiloa vein system. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The silver grades in this narrow, high-grade sub-interval add to the overall positive results from the new Xiloa vein system. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: This intercept shows strong gold grades but is very narrow, limiting its individual materiality. It still contributes to defining the extent of the new Xiloa vein system. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: The silver grades are a positive byproduct but the intercept is very narrow, limiting its individual materiality. It still helps define the new Xiloa vein system. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This intercept confirms the lateral continuity of the newly discovered Xiloa vein system with strong gold grades, supporting the project's exploration potential. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: The silver grades are a positive byproduct from an intercept confirming the lateral continuity of the new Xiloa vein system. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This high-grade sub-interval confirms a high-grade core within the broader intercept, reinforcing the quality of the new Xiloa vein system. The very narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades in this very narrow, high-grade sub-interval add to the overall positive results from the new Xiloa vein system. The very narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: This intercept provides moderate gold grades over a good width, contributing to the understanding of the new Xiloa vein system. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: The silver grades are a positive byproduct from an intercept contributing to the understanding of the new Xiloa vein system. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This intercept shows strong gold grades within a higher-grade core, supporting the definition of the new Xiloa vein system. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: The silver grades are a positive byproduct from an intercept supporting the definition of the new Xiloa vein system. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This is an outstanding bonanza-grade gold intercept that confirms high-grade continuity at the Leticia vein system, representing a highly material and novel result despite its narrow width and unknown true width.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades in this narrow, bonanza-grade intercept add significant value and confirm high-grade continuity at the Leticia vein system. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This exceptional high-grade gold intercept defines a new structural corridor, indicating significant exploration potential at shallow depths. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The silver grades in this narrow, high-grade intercept add value and contribute to defining a new structural corridor. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This bonanza-grade sub-interval confirms a very high-grade core within the broader intercept, significantly enhancing the potential of the new structural corridor. The very narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades in this very narrow, high-grade sub-interval add significant value and support the definition of a new structural corridor. The very narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: This high-grade gold intercept defines a new structural corridor at very shallow depths, indicating significant exploration potential. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The silver grades in this narrow, high-grade intercept add value and contribute to defining a new structural corridor. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This intercept shows moderate gold grades at shallow depth, contributing to the overall understanding of the Leticia North vein system. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The silver grades are a positive byproduct from an intercept showing moderate gold grades. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: This is another exceptional bonanza-grade gold intercept, confirming a second high-grade shoot at depth in the Leticia vein system, which is highly material and novel despite its narrow width and unknown true width.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades in this narrow, bonanza-grade intercept add significant value and confirm a second high-grade shoot at depth in the Leticia vein system. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This bonanza-grade sub-interval confirms a very high-grade core within the second high-grade shoot at Leticia, significantly enhancing the overall potential of the vein system. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades in this narrow, bonanza-grade sub-interval add significant value and confirm a very high-grade core within the second high-grade shoot at Leticia. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This intercept shows moderate gold grades over a narrow width, contributing to the overall understanding of the Leticia vein system. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades are a positive byproduct from an intercept showing moderate gold grades. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: This intercept shows moderate gold grades over a narrow width, contributing to the understanding of the Apoyo Vein System. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades are a positive byproduct from an intercept contributing to the understanding of the Apoyo Vein System. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: This intercept shows moderate gold grades over a good width, contributing to the understanding of the Apoyo Vein System. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: The silver grades are a positive byproduct from an intercept contributing to the understanding of the Apoyo Vein System. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This intercept shows moderate gold grades within a higher-grade core, supporting the definition of the Apoyo Vein System. The very narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The silver grades are a positive byproduct from an intercept supporting the definition of the Apoyo Vein System. The very narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: This intercept shows moderate gold grades over a narrow width, contributing to the understanding of the Apoyo Vein System. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The silver grades are a positive byproduct from an intercept contributing to the understanding of the Apoyo Vein System. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: This intercept shows strong gold grades within a higher-grade core, supporting the definition of the Apoyo Vein System. The very narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades are a positive byproduct from an intercept supporting the definition of the Apoyo Vein System. The very narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: This exceptional high-grade gold intercept represents a successful step-out, extending known mineralization significantly beyond the current resource boundary, which is highly material and novel despite its narrow width and unknown true width.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades in this narrow, high-grade intercept add significant value and confirm the extension of mineralization at La Reforma NE. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This bonanza-grade sub-interval confirms a very high-grade core within the extended mineralization at La Reforma NE, significantly enhancing the overall potential. The very narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades in this very narrow, bonanza-grade sub-interval add significant value and confirm a very high-grade core within the extended mineralization at La Reforma NE. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This high-grade gold intercept supports the successful extension of La Reforma mineralization at depth, indicating continued exploration potential. The narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The silver grades in this narrow, high-grade intercept add value and support the extension of La Reforma mineralization at depth. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This intercept shows strong gold grades and supports the successful extension of La Reforma mineralization at depth, indicating continued exploration potential. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades in this intercept add value and support the extension of La Reforma mineralization at depth. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This intercept shows strong gold grades within a higher-grade core, supporting the extension of La Reforma mineralization. The very narrow width and unknown true width are minor negatives.

Reasoning: The strong silver grades in this very narrow, high-grade intercept add value and confirm a higher-grade core within the extended mineralization at La Reforma. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: This infill intercept provides moderate gold grades consistent with expectations, supporting active mine planning. The lack of true width is a minor negative.

Reasoning: The silver grades are a positive byproduct from an infill intercept consistent with expectations, supporting active mine planning. The lack of true width is a minor negative.