en.Wedoany.com Reported - Tocvan Ventures has mobilized additional heavy machinery at its El Pilar gold-silver project in Sonora, Mexico. As part of a fully-funded 20,000-meter drill program, the company has deployed bulldozers, excavators, and haul trucks to accelerate trenching and pilot-scale development activities in high-priority areas. The deployment of this heavy machinery will support the project's exploration and development progress.
Supported by the newly mobilized heavy machinery, Tocvan is advancing trenching, road construction, and material handling. Bulk test material has been sent to a processing plant builder and a certified laboratory for pilot optimization. Recent surface work has revealed mineralization in several target areas, supporting the project's scope and potential. Tocvan anticipates more drill results in the coming weeks, with data from nine exploration holes currently pending. In the Central Magnetic Trend area, surface samples have shown values up to 1.2 grams per tonne gold and 11 g/t silver, suggesting upper-level epithermal mineralization.
Tocvan CEO Brodie Sutherland stated: "The mobilization of this additional heavy machinery marks a significant step forward in our development timeline. With two drills operating and new targets being advanced, we are accelerating surface trenching and pilot work to de-risk the project and prepare for near-term pilot production. This infrastructure push, combined with our continued drilling success, allows Tocvan to rapidly advance toward an initial resource estimate while maintaining momentum at El Pilar." The deployment of this heavy machinery is beneficial for accelerating exploration activities at the El Pilar project, including trenching work at priority targets such as the Main Zone Extension in the South Block and the South and North Blocks.
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