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 (VLMGF) reported additional interpretation and silver-equivalent grades for drill hole K26-08 at its Silver Cliff Project in Colorado. The previously disclosed 13.4-metre interval averaged 267.6 g/t silver and approximately 1.72 g/t gold, equivalent to approximately 381 g/t AgEq. AgEq expresses combined silver and gold grades in silver-equivalent terms. A 7.9-metre core averaged approximately 665 g/t AgEq; the full 184.1-metre hole averaged approximately 30.4 g/t AgEq.
Located approximately one kilometre from the current Kate resource, K26-08 is a separate silver-gold target between Kate and Passiflora. Viscount plans offset drilling to test continuity and refine northern targets using geological and geochemical data. Continuity between the targets is unproven, and the Kate resource remains unchanged. AgEq assumes 100% recovery of silver and gold; testing sufficient to establish actual recoveries has not been completed.
Viscount Mining (VLMGF) reported final assays from ten 2026 drill holes at the Silver Cliff Project in Colorado, all collared outside the current Kate Silver Resource (KSR) boundary.
Step‑out drilling 67.7 metres to about 1 km from the KSR intersected multiple new silver zones, highlighted by hole K26-08 with 13.4 metres averaging 267.6 g/t silver, including 7.9 metres grading 473.2 g/t silver and 2.92 g/t gold, plus internal intervals up to 1,030 g/t silver and 10.20 g/t gold. K26-08 averaged 21.8 g/t silver over its full 184.1-metre length.
Using a 15 g/t silver cutoff, three holes (K26-04, K26-08, K26-09) averaged more than 20 g/t silver across their entire lengths and five of six Kate-focused holes returned qualifying composite intervals, all beyond the current resource envelope. The April 2023 Kate resource, totalling 10.275 Moz silver measured and indicated and 14.215 Moz inferred, is unchanged, and follow-up drilling is planned.
Viscount Mining (VLMGF) reported results from a comprehensive geochemical review at its Cherry Creek Project in Nevada, identifying broad anomalies in antimony and tellurium, both on the U.S. 2025 Critical Minerals List.
The review compiled more than 1,965 rock and 4,593 soil samples. For antimony, 106 rock samples returned 100–10,000 ppm and another 534 ran 15–100 ppm, outlining a linear corridor where gold in rock reaches 48.6 g/t. Soil and stream-sediment data define a large surface antimony anomaly. For tellurium, 13 rock samples exceeded 4 ppm with a peak of 56.8 ppm, plus additional anomalous rock and soil results. The tellurium anomaly follows the Exchequer Fault, where bismuth reaches 1,710 ppm and the Au-Bi-Te target is currently ranked the third drill priority. Viscount is integrating these data to refine drill targeting at Cherry Creek.
Viscount Mining (OTCQX: VLMGF) has initiated a staged tungsten evaluation program at its 100%-owned Cherry Creek Project in White Pine County, Nevada. The program will use a >5,000-sample geochemical database to rank and advance tungsten targets toward trenching and potential drilling.
According to the company, 1,995 rock samples returned up to 10,000 ppm W, with 68 samples between 150-10,000 ppm W, and 4,593 soil samples up to 400 ppm W, showing multi-zone anomalism near historic mines such as Ticup. The work plan includes four phases: 3D geochemical synthesis, infill sampling, ground geophysics, and trenching/channel sampling. Viscount highlights record tungsten prices (Rotterdam APT rising from about $900 to over $1,900 per MTU WO₃ in early 2026) and a U.S. January 1, 2027 deadline to exclude Chinese, Russian, Iranian, and North Korean tungsten from defense supply chains as key drivers for advancing Cherry Creek.
Viscount Mining (OTCQX: VLMGF) launched an accelerated, data-driven targeting program at its 100%-owned Cherry Creek Project in Nevada after consolidating and upgrading extensive historical datasets.
The company is integrating geology, geochemistry, geophysics, drilling, and satellite data into 3D models to rank drill targets across multiple mineral systems and granted 500,000 stock options at $0.50 to a consultant.
Viscount Mining (OTCQX:VLMGF, TSXV:VML) reported strong 2026 progress and a fully funded exploration plan across its 100%-controlled US projects Silver Cliff, Passiflora and Cherry Creek.
The Company completed a ten-hole Silver Cliff Kate drill program (assays pending), advanced Passiflora targeting with new geophysical work, maintained Cherry Creek optionality, closed an oversubscribed financing, and upgraded to the OTCQX Best Market, supporting ongoing technical and resource-growth initiatives.
Viscount Mining (OTCQX: VLMGF) completed the first phase of its 2026 core drill program at the Silver Cliff project in Colorado, including holes K26-05 to K26-08.
Drilling intersected broad phyllic alteration, hydrothermal breccias and increasing sulphide intensity, with K26-08 showing visible galena and a localized massive-sulphide vein. All assays remain pending.
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.