BP Silver has announced significant new drill results from its Phase 2 program at the Cosuño Silver Project in Bolivia. The Jalsuri North Target yielded a 142m zinc-dominated intercept grading 2.14% ZnEq, including high-grade sub-intervals of both zinc and silver.
BP Silver Corp. reported significant polymetallic drill results from its Phase 2 program at the Cosuño Silver Project in Bolivia, highlighting a new discovery at the Jalsuri North Target. Hole CO-0015 intersected a broad 142-meter zinc-dominated zone grading 2.14% zinc equivalent, including higher-grade sub-intervals and bonanza silver equivalent grades. The results indicate a large intermediate sulfidation hydrothermal system with potential for expansion, though true widths are not yet determined and metal equivalent calculations use assumed recoveries.
CleanTech Vanadium announced high-grade gold assay results from recent surface sampling at its El Triunfo Gold Project in Bolivia, including up to 12.9 g/t gold from quartz float samples. The company also presented a conceptual starter pit model for the West Block, supported by near-surface mineralization and historical drill data. Future plans include additional sampling, bulk sampling for metallurgical testing, and evaluating regional toll milling options, though the conceptual nature of the pit and reliance on historical data indicate an early-stage project.
CleanTech Vanadium Mining announced new surface sampling results from its El Triunfo Gold Project in Bolivia, with highlights including 12.9 g/t gold from quartz float. The company also presented a conceptual starter pit model based on existing data and historical drill results, which include intercepts up to 98.9 meters grading 0.37 g/t gold. While the new surface samples show high-grade potential, the project is still early-stage with no formal resource estimate or economic study completed.
Eloro Resources announced new assay results from expansion drilling at its Iska Iska Project in Bolivia, reporting high-grade polymetallic intercepts including 87.10 metres grading 73.26 g/t Silver and 0.18% Tin in hole DSB-96. The drilling successfully expanded the known mineralized footprints for silver, tin, gold, zinc, and lead, with results intended to support the upgrading of Indicated Mineral Resources for a Preliminary Economic Assessment. The company noted good QA/QC protocols and that true width is approximately 80% of core length.
BP Silver announced exceptional high-grade drill results from its Phase 2 program at the Cosuño Silver Project in Bolivia, with hole CO-0013 intersecting 1,328.8 g/t silver equivalent over 3.0 meters. This bonanza intercept, comprising high-grade silver, bismuth, and antimony, represents the best hole drilled to date and indicates the discovery of a significant feeder structure. The company also reported the completion of a drone magnetic survey and the commencement of an IP survey to further define mineralized structures and drill targets.
BP Silver reported high-grade silver, bismuth, and antimony assay results from the Pocañita Chica target at the Cosuño Silver Project in Bolivia. The most significant intercept was 3.0 metres at 1,328.8 g/t AgEq from hole CO-0013, demonstrating high-grade feeder structures within a broader mineralized system.
BP Silver Corp. announced high-grade silver equivalent drill results from its Cosuño Silver Project in Bolivia, including 3.0 meters at 1,328.8 g/t AgEq (314.3 g/t Ag, 2.62% Bi, 0.74% Sb) in hole CO-0013. This intercept, described as the best to date, confirms a significant feeder structure and highlights the potential for critical metal by-products. The company also reported ongoing geophysical surveys and pending assays from 17 additional drill holes.
BP Silver Corp. announced high-grade assay results from the first two drill holes of its Phase 2 program at the Cosuño Silver Project in Bolivia, including a bonanza intercept of 1,328.8 g/t silver equivalent over 3.0 meters in hole CO-0013. This intercept, which also contains significant bismuth and antimony, indicates the discovery of a high-grade feeder structure. The company highlights the potential for critical metal by-products and plans further exploration to test the down-dip and depth extensions of the mineralization.
Orvana Minerals has successfully produced its first copper cathodes at the Don Mario site in Bolivia, marking a key milestone for the Oxides Stockpile Project. However, due to a slower-than-expected ramp-up, the company has withdrawn its fiscal 2026 production guidance and is focusing on improving mechanical reliability.
