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First Andes Silver news is driven mainly by exploration-stage disclosures for silver assets in Peru and Australia. The company’s releases emphasize Santas Gloria, its 100% owned high-grade silver property east of Lima, along with Carrington, Stony Creek, and Dartmoor in New South Wales. Recurring themes include exploration licence grants, mapped vein systems, silver-in-soil anomalies, sampling programs, drilling results, and geological interpretations such as epithermal, skarn, and polymetallic systems.
Other company-specific news has included the FASLF OTC symbol, DTC eligibility for U.S. settlement, and a marketing services agreement. For investors, the main signal is how new technical releases add to or qualify the company’s stated project evidence, especially where historical sampling, drilling, or production data is discussed with verification limits.
First Andes Silver (OTC: FASLF) announced on March 18, 2026 the grant of three Exploration Licences in New South Wales: Carrington, Stony Creek and Dartmoor.
The Silver Projects total approximately 454 km2 within the Lachlan Orogenic Belt. According to the company, First Andes now holds full exploration rights and is finalizing a soil, stream sediment and rock‑chip sampling program, with additional program details expected within one week.
First Andes Silver (OTC: FASLF) entered an Analytics Services Agreement with Orbiton Capital Corp. on March 16, 2026 for digital media, strategic advice and marketing services.
Under the 12‑month agreement, Orbiton will be paid US$150,000, with no stock, options or performance fees, and is an arm's‑length provider.
First Andes Silver (OTC:FASLF) announced that, effective at market open on March 13, 2026, its common shares will trade on the OTC Markets under the symbol FASLF. The company also confirmed DTC eligibility for electronic clearing and settlement in the United States, which the company says should simplify trading, reduce transaction costs and enhance U.S. liquidity for its shares.