Tocvan Completes Over 5,300 Meters of Drilling at Gran Pilar Project in Mexico, Signs Community Agreement to Advance Pilot Production

en.Wedoany.com Reported - Tocvan Ventures Corp. is advancing drilling and community work at the Gran Pilar gold-silver project in Sonora, Mexico. The company has completed over 5,300 meters of drilling and signed a long-term community agreement, preparing for the commencement of pilot production.

Results from 21 drill holes (totaling over 4,400 meters) are currently pending, including follow-up drilling on the latest discovery at the El Mezquite platform. The company has replaced a reverse circulation drill rig with a diamond core drill rig to obtain higher quality geological and structural data. The company is moving forward with bringing in a third drill rig to address the high demand for equipment in the region and maintain the project's accelerated pace.

On the operational front, the long-term community agreement secures surface access rights and social license for exploration. Activities in the southern block have uncovered new historical mine workings, indicating the potential for the precious metals system to expand into underexplored areas.

Tocvan Ventures CEO Brodie Sutherland emphasized that the combination of the community agreement and the acquisition of equipment for a 50,000-tonne processing plant (which has already received all permits) positions the company favorably to initiate gold and silver production in the near term, solidifying Gran Pilar's status as a high-growth asset in northwestern Mexico.

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