Kingsmen Resources Reports New Silver Mineralization Discovery in Mexico
Kingsmen Resources Ltd. has reported new drilling results from its Las Coloradas silver project in Chihuahua, Mexico. Recent exploration in a new area has intersected high-grade silver mineralization.
Kingsmen Resources Ltd. has announced new assay results from diamond drilling at the DBD zone of its Las Coloradas silver project in Chihuahua, Mexico. The company reported the discovery of significant silver mineralization in a previously untested area.
Drill hole LC-25-004 intersected 3.15 meters grading 241 grams per tonne silver equivalent (AgEq), including 1.15 meters grading 525 g/t AgEq. This interval contained 292 g/t silver and 0.185 g/t gold over the narrower width.
The mineralization was encountered at a shallow depth, commencing at 70 meters downhole, and consists of massive sulfides. The company noted strong pathfinder element geochemistry, suggesting potential for further discoveries. The DBD target lies within a historically mined area, though records of past underground workings are absent.
Kingsmen Resources plans to continue drilling in 2026 to fully evaluate the identified targets. The DBD zone is considered part of a larger structural trend approximately 2.5 kilometers long and 1 kilometer wide.