CEO Clips - Outcrop Silver: Stepping Up Exploration at Santa Ana Silver Project
Outcrop Silver is expanding the Santa Ana project through step-out drilling, targeting significant silver resource growth and long-term development.
Investing in Silver and Gold Stocks
Outcrop Silver is intensifying its efforts at the Santa Ana silver project, one of the world’s top high-grade silver resources. With an existing estimate of 37 million ounces, the company is focusing on expanding this resource in 2024 through extensive step-out drilling. Thanks to its strong local partnerships, Outcrop Silver has gained crucial support for these developments. Looking ahead to 2025, the goal is to efficiently grow the resource base, making Santa Ana a standout silver project on the global stage.
For more information on Outcrop Silver (TSX.V: OCG, OTCQX: OCGSF), watch their video HERE
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