Silver Storm Mining Reports High-Grade Drilling Results from La Parrilla Silver Mine in Mexico

en.Wedoany.com Reported - Silver Storm Mining Ltd. has released progress from its diamond drilling program at the wholly-owned La Parrilla silver mine complex in Durango, Mexico. The latest batch of data comes from the Rosarios zone, a former production area where infill drilling is expected to significantly expand the mineral resource at the deposit.

High-grade mineralization intervals disclosed in this release include: hole IDP-RO-26-004 intersected 215 g/t silver equivalent over 11.90 meters; hole IDP-RO-26-007 intersected 200 g/t silver equivalent over 15.35 meters; hole IDP-RO-26-005 returned multiple mineralized intervals, with the highest-grade section reaching 297 g/t silver equivalent over 7.30 meters; and hole IDP-RO-26-008 returned 481 g/t silver equivalent over a 1.65-meter interval.

The company stated that these results support the potential to extend indicated resources approximately 100 meters toward surface along a 125-meter strike length. The structural zone hosting the Rosarios area extends approximately two kilometers, with a known vertical depth of 900 meters, and remains open in both strike and depth directions.

Greg McKenzie, President and CEO of Silver Storm, stated that these data confirm the feasibility of expanding resources at La Parrilla amid enhanced underground mine rehabilitation and infrastructure efforts.

To date, Silver Storm has deployed three drill platforms (two underground and one surface), completing approximately 13,000 meters across 115 holes. The company plans to advance total drilling to 15,000 meters to continue expanding resource inventory around existing infrastructure.