Impact Silver Intersects 18.03% ZnEq over 2.60m Including 23.70% ZnEq over 0.73m at the Plomosas Mine

Core Viewpoint - IMPACT Silver Corp. has announced promising results from its initial underground drill program in the Santo Domingo Zone at the Plomosas zinc (lead-silver) Mine, indicating high-grade mineralization and potential for increased production [1][6]. Drilling Results - The initial drill results from the Santo Domingo Zone include significant intersections, such as: - UGSD 2501: 3.50m interval with 7.64% ZnEq, including 1.50m at 14.66% ZnEq - UGSD 2502: 12.09m interval with 5.97% ZnEq, including 4.59m at 11.25% ZnEq and a notable 0.62m at 34.78% ZnEq - UGSD 2504: 1.12m interval with 23.56% ZnEq - UGSD 2505: 3.42m interval with 18.03% ZnEq, including 0.96m at 23.70% ZnEq [2][3]. Geological Context - The Plomosas mine is characterized by zinc-rich Carbonate Replacement zones across three bedrock units, with ongoing exploration in the Santo Domingo Zone, which remains open for further drilling [7][3]. Company Strategy - The CEO emphasized that the discovery of high-grade mineralization in the Santo Domingo Zone enhances the potential of the Plomosas Mine, which was not previously included in mining plans. The proximity to active mine workings allows for quick integration into production [6][1]. Exploration Potential - The Plomosas mine has exceptional exploration upside, with ongoing drilling aimed at defining additional resources across multiple zones. The mine is part of a larger structure with significant exploration targets, including untested copper-gold areas [11][7].