Minaurum Silver Advances Alamos Project with Inaugural Resource Estimate

Minaurum Silver files NI 43-101 report confirming 55M oz silver equivalent resource from just 3 of 26 veins at its Alamos project, with 6 rigs drilling 50k meters to expand the discovery.

Minaurum Silver has established a formal foundation for the future of its Alamos silver project in Sonora, Mexico, by filing an independent technical report. The document confirms an initial inferred resource estimate of 55 million ounces of silver equivalent. This milestone, however, highlights a broader question: with the property spanning 38,000 hectares, what potential remains untapped across the vast, largely unexplored terrain?

Regulatory Clarity and Concentrated Potential

The company’s management has secured crucial regulatory clarity through the submission of the independent NI 43-101 compliant report for its wholly-owned Alamos asset. Notably, the current resource calculation, prepared by external experts, is derived from only three of the 26 identified vein systems on the property: Promontorio, Travesía, and Europa. The fact that the 55-million-ounce threshold was reached by assessing this limited portion underscores the project's significant inherent value.

Dated January 8, 2026, this report now serves as the formal technical anchor for upcoming exploration phases. It provides the necessary professional counterbalance to the ambitious development plans the company is concurrently pursuing.

Operational Momentum with Expanded Drilling

Alongside securing this bureaucratic groundwork, Minaurum Silver is accelerating field operations. The company has significantly expanded its ongoing Phase II campaign, now deploying six drill rigs simultaneously. The objective is to complete 50,000 meters of drilling, primarily aimed at testing the extension of known mineralized veins beyond their currently understood limits.

Recent expansion drilling has already yielded promising assays. At the Europa vein, crews intersected high-grade sections, including a standout interval of 1,032 grams per tonne silver equivalent (g/t AgEq) over 0.30 meters. Similarly, drilling in the Travesía-Quintera zone confirmed the continuity of mineralization in both depth and width, with an intercept of 567 g/t AgEq over 0.40 meters.

Focus on Scale and a Clear 2026 Roadmap

The Alamos project comprises 14 concessions located approximately eight kilometers west of the town of Alamos. Given that the current resource covers only a small fraction of this ground, the six active rigs are now focused on expanding the overall footprint of the mineralization.

Data from the extensive 50,000-meter program will form the basis for the project's next major milestone. Minaurum Silver plans to use these results to prepare and publish an updated mineral resource estimate in the second half of 2026.