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Zacatecas Silver Corp. explores and advances precious-metals projects in Mexico, with a portfolio centered on the Zacatecas Silver Project in Zacatecas State and the Esperanza Gold Project in Morelos State. Company news commonly covers diamond drilling plans, land and community access, SEMARNAT permitting steps, geological work, and updates tied to the El Cristo and Panuco vein systems within the Zacatecas Silver Project.
Recurring announcements also address mineral resource work, silver and gold exploration targets, private placement financing, investor relations arrangements, and portfolio optimization activity. Updates often connect field work and drill design to the company’s established NI 43-101 resource base and broader Mexican silver and gold exploration strategy.
Zacatecas Silver (OTC:ZCTSF) entered a binding agreement to option 100% of four Mexican exploration properties from Heliostar: Oso Negro, Cumaro, La Lola and Ejutla. The portfolio adds district-scale exposure including La Lola (1,183 ha) and Ejutla (10,603 ha), with near-term sampling and mapping planned in March 2026.
Transaction consideration totals US$450,000 cash paid over three years and US$750,000 in common shares issued over three years; a 2% NSR will be granted on exercise, half of which can be bought for US$2,000,000. Closing is subject to TSXV approval.
Zacatecas Silver (OTCQB: ZCTSF) provided a corporate update on Jan 8, 2026, outlining 2025 progress and 2026 priorities across its Mexican portfolio. Key facts: an upcoming 4,000-metre diamond drill program at the Zacatecas Silver Project with Major Drilling contracted; a 20.5 Moz AgEq inferred resource at Panuco (3.41 Mt at 187 g/t AgEq); and an advanced, open-pittable Esperanza gold project with 956,000 oz AuEq measured & indicated and 277,000 oz AuEq inferred. The company cited a recent Mexican open-pit permit approval for El Tigre as a positive permitting development and noted completed financings and new community access agreements that position the company to commence drilling once final administrative steps are closed.
Zacatecas Silver (OTC: ZCTSF) announced on November 13, 2025 that it has finalized all land-access agreements for the El Cristo target, securing full surface rights and flexibility to place multiple drill pads across the El Cristo vein system.
With both Panuco and El Cristo now accessible, the company will proceed with SEMARNAT permit applications to begin the upcoming drill program. El Cristo extends over 3 km with a dilation zone up to 650 m wide; historical (unverified) production is cited at 200 million oz AgEq. Previous scout drilling confirmed mineralization in 22 of 28 holes, including 0.65 m at 829 g/t AgEq in hole CRI-2022-022. Management says the company is now fully financed heading into the next drill phase.
Zacatecas Silver (OTC: ZCTSF) secured a unanimous community access agreement with Ejido Panuco at its flagship Panuco vein in Zacatecas, Mexico and signed a 4,000-metre angled diamond drill contract with Major Drilling (Mexico).
With surface access in place the company will submit permits to SEMARNAT; Major Drilling can mobilize once permits are granted. The program targets extensions of high-grade mineralization to expand the Mineral Resource Estimate.
- Updated MRE (May 30, 2023): 3.41 Mt @ 187 g/t AgEq = 20.5 Moz AgEq (19 Moz Ag + 19.2 koz Au)
- Notable high-grade intercepts: 1.25 m @ 1,440 g/t AgEq (Apr 7, 2022) and 1.23 m @ 750 g/t AgEq (Feb 16, 2022)
Zacatecas Silver (OTC: ZCTSF) entered an investor relations agreement with Capital Gain Media Inc. dated October 16, 2025. The agreement hires Capital Gain to provide content development and digital marketing for a four-month term commencing October 16, 2025.
Consideration is an aggregate upfront cash fee of $250,000 plus applicable taxes. Capital Gain is based in Vancouver and its principal is Graham Colmer. The company states Capital Gain and its directors/officers do not own securities of Zacatecas and that the relationship is arm's-length.
Zacatecas Silver (OTC: ZCTSF) has announced a significant 4,000-metre diamond drill program at its Zacatecas Silver Project in Mexico, alongside a $2.5 million private placement financing. The program will focus on two key areas: 2,500 metres at the El Cristo vein system and 1,500 metres at Panuco.
The El Cristo system, interpreted as an extension of the historic Veta Grande vein, features multiple high-grade intercepts including 9.00m @ 158 g/t AgEq. The Panuco deposit currently holds an Inferred Resource of 20.5 million ounces AgEq at 187 g/t AgEq grade.
The private placement will offer units at $0.06, including one share and one warrant exercisable at $0.10 for two years. Drilling is scheduled to commence in Q4 2025, with Major Drilling Mexico as the contractor.
Zacatecas Silver (ZCTSF) has designed a new drill program for its silver projects in Zacatecas, Mexico, focusing on expanding current resources and following up on high-grade intercepts. The company highlights two main vein systems: Panuco Deposit, with a current resource of 3.41M tonnes at 187 g/t silver equivalent (20.5M oz silver equivalent), and El Cristo Vein System, where 22 of 28 initial drill holes showed mineralization.
The company has also completed a private placement, raising $1.5M through the issuance of 30M common shares at $0.05 per share. The proceeds will fund exploration activities at both the Esperanza Gold Project and Zacatecas Silver Project. CEO Eric Vanderleeuw participated in the offering, subscribing for 1.25M shares.
Zacatecas Silver has announced the completion of additional fieldwork at its El Cristo property, which includes a detailed petrographic review of previous drill cores.
El Cristo is an extension of the Veta Grande vein system with historical production of 200 Moz AgEq. The El Cristo system covers over 3 km with multiple veins within a 650 m wide dilation jog.
Recent drilling tested near-surface extensions of the veins, with 22 out of 28 holes intercepting silver-base metal mineralization. Deeper unoxidized veins reported higher silver equivalent grades, including 829 g/t Ag Eq in one hole.
The company plans to apply for drill pad permits to test deeper vein parts, expecting the permitting process to take 6 to 8 weeks.
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