Southern Silver Exploration Corp. (TSX-V: SSV, OTCQX: SSVFF, SSEV: SSVCL) continues to make progress at its flagship Cerro Las Minitas silver-lead-zinc property located in Durango State, Mexico. At over 340 square kilometers in size, the project features a large land position within the prolific Faja de Plata ("Belt of Silver") of northern Mexico.1
In the Company's August 29 Press Release announcing the PEA, Lawrence Page Q. C. President, stated: "The PEA modelling is based upon a Mineral Resource Estimate prepared in late 2021 with data derived from 171 drill holes. Since that time, twenty-four additional drill holes have been completed resulting in the identification of a further 400 metres of mineralized strike-length and additional value added. The property remains under-explored and the current PEA, with details disclosed in this news release, presents the outline of a large-scale, underground, silver and base metal mine with robust economics."
Sources: 1. “Building on Mexico's Silver Mining Legacy.” Mexico Business, 12 Oct. 2013, https://mexicobusiness.news/mining/news/building-mexicos-silver-mining-legacy. 2. All other data and images courtesy of Southern Silver Exploration Corp.