Eloro Resources Further Expands Extent of Potential Starter Pit Zone, Intersecting 90 metres grading 61.05 g/t Silver and 0.20% Tin at its Iska Iska Project, Potosí Department, Southern Bolivia

Core Insights - Eloro Resources Ltd. announced further assay results from the Iska Iska Project, indicating the expansion of the Silver-Zinc-Polymetallic Domain and confirming that the deposit remains open to the east [3][5][6] - The current phase of definition drilling has concluded with a total of 8,286.40 meters drilled across sixteen holes, with results from fourteen holes reported and two pending [3][6] - The results from drill holes DSB-91 and DSB-92 show significant higher-grade mineralization, suggesting potential for further resource expansion in the planned Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) [5][6][28] Summary of Drill Results - DSB-92 intersected 90.00 meters grading 61.05 g/t Silver and 0.20% Tin, with notable sections including 15.00 meters at 173.30 g/t Silver and 49.50 meters at 50.14 g/t Silver [6][11] - DSB-91 revealed several higher-grade intervals, including 64.50 meters at 37.33 g/t Silver and 151.50 meters at 1.41% Zinc, 0.63% Lead, and 13.35 g/t Silver [6][9] - The presence of continuous higher-grade mineralization in both the Sn-Ag and Ag-Zn-Polymetallic domains indicates a potential feeder system within the deposit [5][6] Future Exploration Plans - The company plans to expand its infill and step-out drilling program in 2026 to further define and expand the mineral resource estimate (MRE) for the planned PEA [5][6] - The ongoing definition drilling continues to return long and higher-grade intercepts, with significant potential to upgrade mineral resources [6][28] Project Background - The Iska Iska project is a major silver-tin polymetallic porphyry-epithermal complex located in southern Bolivia, with Eloro holding an option to earn a 100% interest [20][21] - The project is characterized by significant mineralization similar to other major deposits in the region, with a vertical extent of at least 1 km [21][23] - A NI 43-101 Technical Report has been filed, outlining the initial inferred mineral resource estimate for Iska Iska, which includes both Polymetallic and Tin Domains [23][24]