In this episode, we sit down with Mike Konnert, President and CEO of Vizsla Silver (NYSE/TSX: VZLA), to recap a transformative 2025 and look ahead at the company’s ambitious 2026 roadmap. Following a year that saw an over 200% increase in share price and a massive $400 million capital raise, Vizsla Silver is now entering the most critical phase of its lifecycle: the transition to construction and production at its flagship Panuco project in Mexico.

Key Discussion Points

• 2025 Retrospective and De-risking: A review of the feasibility study results, the commencement of test mining, and how the company secured over $400 million in capital to fully fund its development goals.
• The Path to Production in 2026: Understanding the timeline for the formal construction decision, the status of the MIA permit, and the start of earthworks for the mill and tailings facilities.
• Aggressive Resource Expansion: Details on the 60,000-meter diamond drill program for 2026, focusing on upgrading inferred resources and testing new targets like the Santa Fe and Animus areas.
• Long-Term Vision and Growth: How Vizsla plans to reach a target of 50 million ounces of silver equivalent production by 2035 through organic growth and strategic district consolidation.
• Strategic Partnerships: The significance of bringing Fresnillo onto the share register and maintaining strong ties with Mexican stakeholders.

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