SILVER ONE COMMISSIONS GROUND GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY ON ITS PHOENIX SILVER PROJECT, ARIZONA

Core Viewpoint - Silver One Resources Inc. has engaged Zonge International, Inc. to conduct a ground geophysical Induced Polarization (IP) and Magnetotelluric (MT) survey on its Phoenix Silver project in Arizona, aiming to detect underground metallic minerals and structures indicative of mineralization [1] Survey Details - The planned survey will cover 50-line kilometers of ground IP and MT over identified copper targets, which have not been drill tested before [4] - The IP survey will target vertical depths of 600 meters, while the MT survey will reach depths of 1,500 meters, assisting in defining and prioritizing targets for future drilling [5] Project Significance - The copper targets are located along the northeastern portion of the Miami-Inspiration copper belt, which is known for significant deposits, including Rio Tinto-BHP's Resolution deposit and BHP's Ocelot discovery [4] - Previous magnetic and ZTEM surveys, along with high-grade copper and silver samples, suggest the presence of a copper-silver system at depth in the southern part of the property [1] Silver Exploration Plans - The company plans to evaluate silver targets, particularly in the 417 area, and conduct a detailed gravity survey to locate massive silver bodies [6] - Additional work in the Nuggets North area will include mapping, sampling, and trenching, pending Forest Service permitting [6] Candelaria Project Update - Work at the Candelaria project is on schedule, focusing on metallurgical investigations to optimize silver and gold recoveries, with a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) expected by year-end [7] Company Overview - Silver One is focused on exploring and developing quality silver projects, holding a 100% interest in the Candelaria Mine in Nevada, which offers potential for near-term production through reprocessing historic leach pads [9] - The company also owns multiple claims in the Cherokee project, which hosts silver-copper-gold vein systems, and the Silver Phoenix Project, a high-grade native silver prospect in Arizona [10]