Vizsla Silver: Advancing High-Grade Silver Production in Mexico
Vizsla Silver is advancing toward becoming a top global silver producer with its high-grade Panuco project in Mexico, backed by strong infrastructure and a recent PEA.
Vizsla Silver's journey to becoming a top silver producer with its flagship Panuco district in Sinaloa, Mexico.
Vizsla Silver is setting its sights on becoming one of the world’s leading high-grade silver producers through the development of its Panuco district in Sinaloa, Mexico. The company recently announced a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) that marks a significant step toward production, showcasing the project's exceptional potential. With top-tier infrastructure already in place—including proximity to the city of Mazatlán, access to high-tension power, and a network of existing roads—Panuco is positioned for low capital expenditure (CapEx) and swift development. The PEA highlights an estimated annual production of over 15 million ounces of silver equivalent, ranking it among the top five silver producers globally. With only 9% of the known veins explored, Vizsla Silver has vast potential for expansion, setting the stage for long-term growth as a multi-generational silver producer.
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