Brixton Metals Corporation intersected 1.00 m of 6,199 g/t silver from 116.05 m depth, including a 0.50 m sub-interval grading 12,386 g/t silver, in hole LM-26-432 at its wholly owned Langis Silver Project in the historic Cobalt silver mining camp of Ontario.

The company reported results from 33 drill holes completed as part of its ongoing 2026 campaign, which has reached a total of 33,858 metres across 155 holes so far this year using two active rigs. In the Shaft 6 South East zone, hole LM-26-399 returned 41.00 m of 79.2 g/t silver from 208 m depth, extending known mineralization approximately 50 m to the south into a brownfield area with no prior underground mining works.

Brixton noted that disseminated native silver accompanying the vein-hosted mineralization indicates mineralized envelopes are wider than traditional vein-only models suggested, offering potential upside for expanding future resources. Initial drilling in the Shaft 6 West area also confirmed mineralization around historic mine workings, with hole LM-26-401 returning 2.00 m of 447 g/t silver from 111 m depth.

“Drilling at Langis continues to show strong silver results with hole LM-26-432 returning over 12 kilograms of silver per tonne. The disseminated native silver flanking the veins in holes like 399 suggests the mineralized envelopes are wider than the historic vein-only model implied. Our current strategy remains to expand known silver zones in and around the historic mine workings.” — Gary R. Thompson, Chairman and CEO

To support ongoing exploration across the property, Brixton raised cumulative gross proceeds of $9.13 million through a multi-tranche private placement completed in August 2026. Alongside its underground drilling, the company is progressing toward a maiden mineral resource estimate focused on historical tailings at the project site.

Read the full announcement: Brixton Metals Drills 6,199 g/t Silver over 1.00 m including 0.50 m of 12,386 g/t Silver in Hole 432 at its Langis Project in Ontario