Core Insights - San Lorenzo Gold Corp. is advancing its drilling operations at the Cerro Blanco porphyry target located on its Salvadora property in Chile [1] - The first HQ diamond drill hole (SAL 04-25) reached a depth of 485 meters and intersected mineralization correlating with a previously identified IP chargeability anomaly [2][3] - The mineralization observed in the first hole is comparable to previous drilling results, which included 153.5 meters grading 1.04 g/t gold, 1.0 g/t silver, and 0.05% copper [3] Drilling Operations - The initial drill hole completed on October 29, 2025, tested a strong chargeability feature identified in a May 2025 IP geophysical survey [2] - The setup for drilling at a second location within the Cerro Blanco target has been completed, with assay results from the first hole expected to be reported soon [5] Exploration Strategy - The VP of Exploration, Terence Walker, expressed satisfaction with the effectiveness of IP geophysics in delineating drill targets at Cerro Blanco and the broader Salvadora property [4] - The company is looking forward to testing additional high chargeability IP anomalies identified across various target areas within the Salvadora property [4] Company Overview - San Lorenzo is focused on its flagship Salvadora property, which is situated in Chile's mega-porphyry belt, and has identified several significant gold and copper enriched systems through prior drilling programs [6]