Brixton Metals (TSX-V:BBB) has announced drill results, intersecting 5,015 grams per tonne silver over 20m at the Shaft 6 Southeast area of its Langis Silver Project in Ontario, Canada.
Hole LM-26-377 returned the intercept from 165m depth, including 14m @ 7,150g/t silver (Ag). This contained 1.15m @ 74,137g/t Ag, including 0.65m @ 89,125g/t Ag.
Reported intervals are downhole lengths, with true widths yet to be determined.
The hole sits about 140m east of previously reported hole LM-26-290 at Shaft 6 South, which returned 11.35m @ 4,560g/t Ag, including 0.5m @ 82,334g/t Ag.
Brixton says Shaft 6 Southeast has no known historic underground workings and has never been mined, making it a new brownfields discovery area.
CEO Gary Thompson says LM-26-377 represents one of the ‘highest’ silver intercepts the company could identify in publicly available data globally.
“We are super excited to have drilled more ultra-high-grade silver at Langis, especially in the Shaft 6 Southeast area where no underground workings exist,” Thompson says.
Silver mineralisation at Shaft 6 Southeast has been outlined over at least 100m of strike and remains open along strike, down-plunge, and laterally.
Other results from the area include 13m @ 287.8g/t Ag from 144m in LM-26-353, including 2.15m @ 1,634g/t and 0.55m @ 4,320g/t. Hole LM-26-352 intersected 7m @ 275g/t Ag from 148m, including 0.5m @ 2,620g/t.
Brixton has completed 24,016.90m across 105 holes during its 2026 campaign, targeting infill and expansion of established silver zones. Follow-up drilling will test extensions and a potential connection between the Shaft 6 South and Southeast zones.
The company is also advancing a maiden mineral resource estimate for the historic Langis tailings, with 261.35m of drilling completed and samples submitted for assaying and metallurgical testing.
Write to France Pinzon at Mining.com.au
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