Kuya Silver Adds to Known Silver Mineralization at Bethania Project by Discovering New Silver Vein Zone and Expanding Surface Mineralization at Previously Identified Prospects

Core Insights - Kuya Silver Corporation has successfully expanded its known silver mineralization at the Bethania Project by discovering new silver vein zones and increasing the overall strike length of mapped and sampled silver veins by 40% outside the Bethania mine [1][4][6] Exploration Results - The recent exploration program identified numerous mineralized veins in the newly discovered Millococha Oeste and Millococha Norte zones, with grab samples showing silver grades up to 2,630 g/t [1][4] - The total strike length of silver-mineralized veins outside the mine area is now approximately 7 kilometers, with an additional 1.7 to 2.2 kilometers at the Bethania mine [1][4] - Over 50% of the samples collected returned grades exceeding 200 g/t silver equivalent, indicating a high potential for further exploration [6] New Zones and Extensions - The Millococha Oeste zone features a dense network of more than 10 veins, with some samples containing up to 98% silver [9] - Additional mineralization was identified near the Bethania mine, including the Capri 98 prospect and extensions to the Hilltop zone [13] - A new zone, Carmelitas Este, was discovered, along with extensions to the Tito PH prospect, which now has a strike length potentially exceeding 1.5 kilometers [16] Sampling Highlights - Significant silver assays were reported from various locations, including: - Millococha Oeste: 2,630 g/t and 2,510 g/t silver [11] - Hilltop Zone extension: 1,995 g/t and 1,605 g/t silver [15] - Carmelitas Este: 735 g/t and 482 g/t silver [17] Quality Assurance - A total of 111 grab samples were collected, with analyses conducted by ALS Peru S.A. laboratory, which holds international certifications [19][20]