Regency Silver (TSX-V:RSMX) has extended its ‘high-grade’ gold-copper-silver discovery at the Dios Padre Project in Sonora, Mexico.
Drilling confirmed the mineralised breccia system is continuous over roughly 775m down‑plunge and remains open in multiple directions.
The 2025–26 drill program delivered hole REG‑26‑35, which cut 36.35m grading 5.06 grams per tonne gold, 41.85g/t silver, and 1.10% copper within a broader 96m zone averaging 2.08g/t gold.
‘High‑grade’ sub‑intervals within that zone reached up to 14.48g/t gold.
The breccia system has previously returned intercepts such as 38m at more than 7g/t gold from earlier programs.
Dios Padre sits within an established mining district in Sonora, providing access to existing infrastructure and a supportive mining jurisdiction.
CEO Bruce Bragagnolo says the drill data ‘continues to improve’ and the company is also evaluating acquisitions of gold producers.
“The drill data keeps getting better, and we believe we’re sitting on one of the most exciting underexplored gold‑silver‑copper porphyry districts in North America,” Bragagnolo says.
He notes that the company is fully funded and that management’s experience reviewing properties translates directly to evaluating producing assets.
“We’re also actively evaluating acquisitions of gold producers, and this is where our management team’s expertise becomes a real differentiator,” he adds.
Regency Silver plans to continue growing the Dios Padre discovery while pursuing producing‑asset acquisitions.
The company is positioned to capture rising demand for new ‘high‑grade’ gold‑silver‑copper ounces, with the mineralised system remaining open at depth and along strike.
Regency Silver is a Vancouver-based explorer focused on ‘high-grade’ gold, copper, and silver in Mexico, with a portfolio that includes the Dios Padre and El Tule projects.
Write to JC Villarba at Mining.com.au
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