en.Wedoany.com Reported - Capitan Silver Corp. has announced the results of the first airborne magnetotelluric geophysical survey at its Cruz de Plata silver-gold project in Durango State, Mexico. The survey was conducted by Expert Geophysics Limited, and the final interpreted data confirms that the deposit is a richly mineralized, well-preserved system with a significantly larger footprint than previously documented.

The survey covered the entire consolidated property package, revealing strong vertical continuity of geological structures, projected to extend to depths exceeding 1.5 kilometers from the surface. These features are consistent with world-class intermediate sulfidation epithermal systems. Furthermore, the survey confirmed the extension of the Jesús María silver deposit, with conductivity data showing mineralization wrapping around a large granodiorite intrusive body and extending to the west and north, creating a "mirror image" of the known structure, thereby significantly expanding the company's area of focus.

Capitan Silver CEO Alberto Orozco stated: "These results open up the possibility of exploring multiple new and exciting drill targets where the geophysical response indicates the repetition of similar mineralized structures." The company is currently in a highly active phase, with assay results for 64 drill holes still pending, including 35 reverse circulation holes and 29 core holes. The new MT data will be immediately integrated into this year's drilling program, with priorities including step-outs along strike and testing of deep-seated anomalies detected.

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