Core Insights - Silver47 Exploration Corp. is advancing its exploration program at the Adams Plateau Project, focusing on silver-zinc-copper-gold-lead mineralization in British Columbia, Canada [1][2] Exploration Program - The 2025 exploration program is nearing completion, with a focus on defining drill targets in a road-accessible area [1][2] - A total of 5,008 soil samples were collected over approximately 35 square kilometers, along with 76 rock samples to support future drilling [4][10] - The project has received a 5-year permit for drilling, indicating a significant step towards potential discoveries [2][10] Historical Data and Findings - Historical drilling highlights include a 1976 drill hole returning 4.8 meters of 348 grams per tonne silver and a 1981 drill hole returning 3.66 meters of 180 grams per tonne silver [4][11] - Recent rock samples have shown high grades, including up to 3,503 grams per tonne silver and 30% zinc [6][7] - The project has a long history of exploration dating back to 1925, with 137 assessment reports suggesting a large mineralized system [11][16] Geochemical Analysis - The 2025 soil grid integrates multiple historic grids with anomalous concentrations of silver, zinc, and copper, providing comprehensive coverage of high-priority zones [8][10] - The exploration strategy includes soil geochemistry and follow-up rock sampling to enhance discovery efficiency [4][10] Project Overview - The Adams Plateau Project spans 150 square kilometers and is located approximately 100 kilometers northeast of Kamloops, British Columbia, with excellent access to infrastructure [16][21] - The project is part of a broader portfolio that includes the flagship Red Mountain Project and the Michelle Project, focusing on critical metals and polymetallic resources [21][22]