AbraSilver Reports Final Phase V Drill Results, Highlighted by High-Grade Silver-Gold Intercepts at JAC

Core Insights - AbraSilver Resource Corp. announced the final assay results from the Phase V diamond drilling program at its Diablillos project in Argentina, which will be included in the upcoming Mineral Resource estimate and Definitive Feasibility Study [1][2][3] Drill Results - The final Phase V drill results indicate high-grade silver-gold intercepts, particularly in holes DDH 25-099 and DDH 25-104, suggesting potential for incremental Mineral Resource growth [3][5] - Hole DDH 25-104 intersected 17.0 meters grading 432.1 g/t silver and 1.10 g/t gold, including a high-grade interval of 6.0 meters grading 1,093.0 g/t silver and 2.42 g/t gold [5][8] - Additional drilling at JAC confirmed broad zones of oxide silver mineralization, with notable results including 13.0 meters at 476.6 g/t silver in DDH 25-099 and 57.0 meters at 51.4 g/t silver in DDH 25-096 [6][8] Geological Context - The results from Phase V drilling provide important geological context for future exploration, confirming the continuity of silver-gold mineralization beyond the current resource envelope [3][4] - The potential to expand both gold and silver Mineral Resources highlights the scale of the Diablillos project and supports ongoing exploration and development strategies [3][4] Environmental and Regulatory Updates - The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process for the Diablillos project is progressing well, with final community consultations expected to be completed in February [16] - The application under Argentina's Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) framework is on track for approval by the end of Q1/2026 [17] Project Overview - The Diablillos property is located in the Puna region of Argentina, comprising 15 contiguous mineral concessions with excellent year-round access [19] - Exploration has outlined multiple occurrences of silver-gold oxide mineralization, with over 150,000 meters drilled to date, demonstrating strong growth potential [20][27]