Outcrop Silver has intersected high-grade mineralisation at its Santa Ana silver-gold project in Colombia, with recent drilling at the Morena and Aguilar targets returning significant assay results.

At the Morena target, hole DH613 returned 0.71 metres grading 2,559 g/t silver-equivalent (AgEq), comprising 1,646 g/t silver and 10.35 g/t gold. A separate intercept in hole DH601 returned 1.74 metres at 646 g/t AgEq. Drilling at the Aguilar target’s northern sector returned 0.30 metres grading 2,033 g/t AgEq in the Aguilar N structure, alongside further mineralized intervals in the principal Aguilar structure.

The company is incorporating these latest results into its geological model, which it expects will contribute to an updated mineral resource estimate for Santa Ana scheduled for September 2026.

“Since the initial discovery at Morena in 2025, we have continued to advance our geological understanding of this target.”

— Carlos Torres, Vice President of Exploration

Outcrop Silver notes that while Morena is smaller in scale than the 1.6 km long Aguilar system, the recent drilling confirms the structural continuity of the target. Of the 14 holes reported for Morena, six intersected mineralised intervals, while the remaining eight provided essential geometric data. The results from Aguilar reinforce the structural configuration of the northern sector, confirming continuity within the principal and N-structures.

Outcrop Silver is currently trading at $0.295, up 3.51%. The stock rose in the session following the release of the drill results.

Read the full announcement: OUTCROP SILVER REPORTS HIGH-GRADE SILVER-GOLD INTERCEPTS FROM MORENA AND AGUILAR DRILLING