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Viscount Mining Corp. reports exploration and corporate developments tied to its silver, gold, and copper project portfolio in the Western United States. Recurring updates focus on the 100%-controlled Silver Cliff Project in Custer County, Colorado, including drilling, geochemistry, geophysics, and resource work at the Kate Silver Resource and the Passiflora copper-gold porphyry target.
Company news also covers technical work related to NI 43-101 resource analysis, district-scale exploration concepts, the Cherry Creek multi-metal district in Nevada, capital markets activity, and the company’s OTCQX trading status under VLMGF.
Viscount Mining (OTCQX: VLMGF) announced mobilization of Rosor Exploration for a high-resolution airborne electromagnetic and magnetic survey at the Silver Cliff Project in Colorado. Field operations are expected to start the week of May 18, 2026 and take about two weeks.
The drone-based survey aims to refine drill targets for the emerging Passiflora gold-copper porphyry discovery, complementing a prior TITAN MT survey that outlined a large conductive anomaly. Rosor’s interpreted report and datasets are expected about 40 days after survey completion. Previous hole PF-23-03A intersected 843.9 metres of continuous gold-copper mineralization.
Viscount Mining (OTCQX:VLMGF) reported progress on its 2026 core drilling at the Silver Cliff project in Colorado, stepping out beyond the Kate Silver Resource.
Drill holes K26-02, K26-03 and K26-04 intersected Tr2/Tr3 silver-host rhyolites and alteration features historically linked to high-grade silver zones, with core now at Skyline Labs for assay preparation.
Viscount Mining (OTCQX: VLMGF) reported completion of three drill holes (K26-09, K26-10, K26-01) at the Kate Silver Resource on May 6, 2026, targeting Tr2 and Tr3 rhyolite host units; a fourth hole (K26-02) is advancing. Visual silver-bearing signs (coronadite, manganese-oxide, possible acanthite) were logged; assays are pending.
Drill depths reached 204.5 ft (K26-09) and 201 ft (K26-01). Program aims to expand Tr2/Tr3 stratigraphy east and north‑northwest of the existing resource; core is being QA/QC’d and shipped to Skyline Labs.
Viscount Mining (OTCQX: VLMGF) announced its common shares have been approved to trade on the OTCQX Best Market, upgraded from OTCQB, and commenced trading under the symbol VLMGF on April 28, 2026. The company cited enhanced U.S. investor visibility, stricter disclosure and governance requirements, and improved trading efficiency.
Viscount continues exploration at its Silver Cliff (Colorado) and Cherry Creek (Nevada) projects, highlighting the NI 43-101 Kate Deposit and a 843.9-metre gold-copper intercept at the Passiflora target.
Viscount Mining (OTCQB: VLMGF) contracted Rosor Exploration for a high-resolution airborne EM and magnetic survey over ~3.5 km2 at the Silver Cliff project, Colorado. The survey will generate 2D/3D resistivity and magnetic data to refine targets tied to a deep ~1.5 km conductive anomaly and recent Passiflora drilling.
Passiflora drilling includes 843.9 m continuous mineralization averaging 0.214% CuEq, with higher-grade intervals highlighted; datasets will be integrated to improve deep-to-shallow targeting for follow-up drilling.
Viscount Mining (OTCQB: VLMGF) has commenced a 2026 drill program at the Kate Silver Deposit, part of its 100%‑owned Silver Cliff Project in Custer County, Colorado. The program is a 10‑hole, 1,000 metre campaign designed to expand the current NI 43‑101 resource and test deeper feeder targets.
The Kate Deposit hosts an existing NI 43‑101 resource of approximately 24 million ounces silver across measured, indicated and inferred categories. Results will feed a targeted updated NI 43‑101 later in 2026 and may inform revised cut‑off assumptions given higher silver prices.
Viscount Mining (OTCQB: VLMGF) has engaged SLR Consulting to re-analyse the Kate Deposit resource at the 100%‑owned Silver Cliff Project in Colorado.
SLR will recalculate cut-off grades using updated silver pricing (existing model used ~US$24/oz), update the block model, and support an updated NI 43‑101 resource ahead of a planned 2026 drill program.
Silver Cliff also hosts the Passiflora porphyry where a discovery hole intersected an 843.9 m gold‑copper porphyry interval.
Viscount Mining (OTCQB: VLMGF) is fully funded to execute a major 2026 U.S. exploration program after a $5.3 million financing. Key priorities include a 10-hole drill program to expand a 24 Moz NI 43-101 silver resource at Kate and deep follow-up drilling (minimum 3 holes) to test the Passiflora gold-copper porphyry target.
Work also includes geophysics, geochemistry and a planned Cherry Creek drill program in Nevada; corporate fees and broker warrants were disclosed.
Viscount Mining (OTCQB: VLMGF) reported results from a 2025 MMI soil-geochemistry program at the Kate Silver Deposit, part of its 100%‑owned Silver Cliff Project in Colorado. The 549-sample survey across ~1,800 ft2 defined a coherent, high‑grade silver-in-soil anomaly forming a continuous north–south corridor that aligns with structural mapping and historical drilling.
Integration with prior drilling and airborne imagery suggests a near‑surface epithermal system that remains open to the north and northeast. Viscount highlighted historical high‑grade drill results (25 holes with intervals >110 g/t Ag; 10 holes with intervals >400 g/t Ag) and a current NI 43-101 resource estimated at a US$24/oz silver cutoff. No new resource or economic study has been completed. Permitting is underway for a planned 2026 drill program of ~10 holes totaling 500–750 m to test Kate North, Kate Northeast, Ben West, and infill targets.
Viscount Mining (OTCQB: VLMGF) reports integrated results from its 2025 exploration at the Passiflora copper‑gold porphyry, Silver Cliff Project, Colorado.
Key technical datasets — MMI soil geochemistry, airborne imagery, Quantec MT geophysics, rock sampling, mapping and historical drilling — align to define a broad copper‑gold corridor and vector both shallow USGS‑mapped breccia pipes and a deep conductive MT anomaly. Deep hole PF-23-03A intersected 843.9 metres of continuous copper‑gold mineralization. Quantec modeling indicates the MT anomaly extends to ~1,500 m depth (elevation ~900 m), though resolution below the conductive zone is limited.
Planned 2026 work includes shallow drill testing of breccia pipes and a ~1,500 m angled core hole to test the MT anomaly; permitting is underway, drilling targeted for early 2026, subject to approvals.