Kingsmen Resources Commences Drilling at Las Coloradas Project in Mexico

Kingsmen Resources Ltd. (TSXV: KNG) announced the commencement of its 2026 drilling program at the Las Coloradas silver-gold project located in Chihuahua, Mexico. The primary objective of this program is to delineate the significant silver mineralization identified during the company's 2025 drilling campaign.

The Las Coloradas Project is situated 30 kilometers from the city of Parral, an area known for its mining history with several operating mines and deposits nearby, including GoGold Resources Inc.'s heap leach facility. According to the company, the 2025 drilling yielded substantial silver and gold intersections at the Mine, DBD, and Leona targets. The current drilling initiative aims to further develop these discoveries and test new potential structures, including the previously undrilled Saddle target.

The drilling program is designed to encompass at least 6,000 meters of core drilling in its initial phase, followed by an additional 5,000 meters. Kingsmen is also planning drilling activities at its Almoloya project, located within the same mineral district, which is primarily a gold-focused project. President Scott Emerson stated that last year's findings have provided clear direction for the current program, and the company expresses optimism regarding the project's potential.

The drilling is expected to define the extent and depth of the mineralization and test the potential of the Saddle target, located approximately five kilometers west of the Soledad/Soledad II veins. Kingsmen Resources is focused on unlocking the potential of its two wholly-owned districts, Las Coloradas and Almoloya, in the historic Parral region of Mexico, a prolific area for silver and gold production. The company also holds a 1% NSR royalty on GoGold Resources' La Trini claims.