Minaurum Silver Engages SGS for Updated Resource Estimate at Alamos Project

The silver market is gaining attention from investors as prices show resilience in response to shifting industrial demand and safe-haven buying. Minaurum Silver Inc., a company with a modest market capitalization, has made significant progress by engaging SGS Metallurgy and Consulting Geological Services (SGS) to update the mineral resource estimate for its flagship Alamos Silver Project in Sonora, Mexico.

The project already hosts an existing resource of 55.2 million ounces silver equivalent, which is expected to expand following substantial new drilling data that will be incorporated into a larger resource model later in 2026. The company's recent drill program has reported numerous high-grade intercepts across multiple vein systems, supporting expectations for resource expansion.

The Alamos Silver Project sits in a region known for its productive silver districts, and Minaurum's existing resource provides a clear path toward possible growth in contained ounces. With approximately 60% of the company owned by high-net-worth investors, Minaurum maintains a strong foundation for further exploration and development.