Pursuit Minerals Ltd has completed a project-wide mapping and exploration study at its Sascha Marcelina gold-silver project in Argentina, defining five discrete exploration targets within a district-scale volcanic-hydrothermal system.

The 30-day field campaign established an integrated structural and stratigraphic framework for the project, which sits within the same Jurassic volcanic sequence that hosts regional gold-silver mines. The study identified a 5.5-kilometre mineralised corridor and confirmed the presence of boiling-related quartz textures, which serve as a practical vector for precious metal exploration.

Among the five defined targets, the company has prioritised Marcelina, Estancia, and Sascha Northwest for initial testing. At the Sascha Northwest zone, mapping revealed a continuous mineralised structure extending for 600 metres, supported by parallel float trains and structural geometry interpreted as favourable for hydrothermal fluid flow. Pursuit intends to use the results to refine its upcoming maiden drilling program, which is designed to test the grade and depth potential of the system.

“This geological review represents a significant step forward for the Sascha Marcelina Project, materially improving our understanding of the geological controls on mineralisation and providing a much stronger framework for future exploration.”

— Aaron Revelle, Managing Director & CEO

The focus on refining geological frameworks follows the company’s recent retraction of visual exploration targets at its Rio Grande Sur lithium project in July 2026. By strengthening its technical foundation at Sascha Marcelina, Pursuit is aiming to reduce exploration risk ahead of drilling. The company manages a diversified portfolio that includes these gold-silver assets in Santa Cruz and lithium projects elsewhere in Argentina.

Read the full announcement: District-Scale System Confirmed at Sascha Marcelina