Brixton Metals Corporation has completed its maiden tailings characterization program at the Langis Silver Project in Ontario, Canada, with all 85 sonic drill holes intersecting silver-mineralized tailings material.

The program returned a length-weighted average grade of 61.7 g/t silver across 119.5 metres of intersected tailings, with individual hole averages ranging from 37.6 g/t to 311.7 g/t silver. The highest-grade result came from hole LT-26-051, which averaged 311.7 g/t silver over 1.53 metres, including a 0.50-metre interval grading 810 g/t silver. Across the dataset, 77 of the 85 holes returned length-weighted averages between 40 g/t and 90 g/t silver.

Brixton holds 100 percent ownership of the Langis Silver Project, including surface rights and patented claims covering the targeted tailings area. The past-producing Langis Mine previously yielded 10.4 million ounces of silver at a head grade of 777.5 g/t silver between 1908 and 1989.

“The hallmark of the Langis tailings is uniformity. Hole after hole returned mineralized material at a remarkably consistent silver grade, and that consistency is precisely what a maiden resource estimate requires. With all 85 holes now reported, our technical teams have moved directly into metallurgical test work and resource modelling. Langis sits in a well-serviced mining district in Canada, with highway, rail access and power, which is a meaningful advantage for any future recovery and reprocessing operation. That is the opportunity we see here: near-term cash flow potential from material already sitting at surface, on private lands, with power and road access.”

— Gary R. Thompson, Chairman and CEO

Technical teams have advanced directly into metallurgical test work and Mineral Resource Estimate modelling using the characterization data. Follow-up characterization drilling is also planned for additional areas on the property that were inaccessible during the 2026 program due to ground conditions.

Read the full announcement: Brixton Metals Reports Consistent Silver Grades Across All 85 Holes from Maiden Tailings Drill Program at the Langis Silver Project