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ICG Silver & Gold (OTC:ICGSF) engaged Major Drilling for a 3,000-meter Phase 1 reverse circulation drill program at the 100%-controlled Tuscarora District in Nevada, starting June 2026.
The program will test multiple high-priority silver-gold targets refined using over 40,000 meters of historical drilling and district-scale modeling.
ICG Silver & Gold (OTC:ICGSF) reported Q1 2026 results following its CSE listing and Tuscarora District acquisition. Key metrics include cash $5.48M, working capital $5.03M, exploration & evaluation assets $4.04M, total assets $9.60M, and a net loss $1.25M.
The company raised $4.5M through concurrent financings, expanded the Nevada land package to about 10,000 acres, and is fully funded for a Phase 1 drill program at Tuscarora starting June 2026.
ICG Silver & Gold (OTC: ICGSF) outlined a 3,000-metre Phase 1 reverse circulation drill program at its 100%-owned Tuscarora District in Nevada, targeting six priority silver-gold zones.
The program tests largely undrilled shallow oxide and deeper structural targets guided by a new district-scale geological model. Historical intercepts include up to 367 g/t silver and 52.4 g/t gold, but all exploration targets remain conceptual with no defined mineral resources.