CEO Clips - Kootenay Silver: Advancing Mexico’s High-Grade Silver Potential
Kootenay Silver explores its fourth discovery in Mexico, poised to significantly expand its resource base.
Uncovering New Resources at the Columbia Project to Expand Mexico’s Silver Portfolio
Kootenay Silver is making strides in its exploration and resource development efforts in Mexico. Already backed by over 214 million silver equivalent ounces in the measured and indicated category and an additional 54.9 million in inferred resources, the company is now focused on its promising new discovery— the Columbia Project. The high-grade Mexican vein system at Columbia has shown significant potential, with 147 holes drilled to date and a high success rate for drill hits. According to President & CEO James McDonald, the ongoing 20,000m drilling program at Columbia is expected to result in a maiden resource estimate, opening up the possibility of adding hundreds of millions of ounces to Kootenay’s portfolio.
Looking ahead, Kootenay Silver plans to expand this new resource and advance the project towards a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) in 2025. With a proven track record of successful discoveries, Kootenay continues to position itself as a major player in Mexico’s prolific silver sector.
Kootenay Silver is capitalizing on the current 10-year high in silver prices with its substantial silver resources and new high-grade discovery in Mexico. As one of the largest silver resources owned by a junior company, Kootenay Silver offers significant growth potential and leverage to silver, making it an attractive option for investors seeking exposure to this booming market. With promising exploration results and strategic positioning, Kootenay is poised to make a substantial impact in the silver industry.
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