In this company update, Darrell Rader, President and CEO of Minaurum Silver (TSXV: MGG | OTCQX: MMRGF | Frankfurt: 78M) joins us to discuss the roadmap that led to the initial 55 million ounce AgEq resource and outlines the aggressive 50,000-meter expansion program currently underway at the Alamos Silver Project in Sonora Mexico. With a treasury backed by a recent $25M financing and a focus on high-grade targets, the company is aiming to elevate Alamos into a 100-million-ounce silver district in Mexico.

Key Discussion Highlights:

• Initial Resource & Strategic Evolution: How the transition from Minaurum Gold to Minaurum Silver reflects the company’s focus on the Alamos Project, which recently debuted an initial resource of 55 Moz AgEq at 320 g/t AgEq.
• The 50,000-Meter Expansion Goal: Insights into the current drill program – the largest in company history – designed specifically to push the global resource beyond the 100-million-ounce threshold.
• Targeting High-Grade Vein Systems: A breakdown of the primary drill targets, including Europa, Promontorio, and Travesia, and the potential for depth and strike extensions across 26 identified vein zones..
• Strong Financial Position: Details on the company’s $25M treasury, ensuring full funding for the current exploration phase and upcoming resource updates.

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