Silver47 Exploration (TSX-V:AGA) is conducting prospecting and soil geochemical surveys at the Adams Plateau Project in southern British Columbia, Canada.
An additional 76 rock samples have been collected with continuing prospecting to support further drill targets.
The completion of this prospecting and soil geochemical survey serves as an initial step toward pinpointing targets and unlocking a multi-kilometre search space.
CEO Gary Thompson says the abundance of surface mineralisation on the project is “encouraging” for the potential of new and exciting discoveries.
“The company has received a five-year permit for drilling,” Thompson says.
“This year is shaping up to be transformational for the company with a full season of drilling at the flagship Red Mountain Project and the pending merger with Summa Silver (TSX-V:SSVR).”
Since acquiring the project in 2022, Silver47 has worked toward building a soil geochemical database that covers the entirety of the prospective Eagle Bay assemblage.
The 2025 soil grid ties together multiple historical grids with anomalous concentrations of silver, zinc, and copper, and will provide near-total coverage over the high-priority zones of the central and eastern portions of the project.
Adams Plateau is located 100km northeast of Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada. The project is considered prospective for silver, zinc, copper, gold, and lead.
Silver47 Exploration wholly owns three silver and critical metals exploration projects in Canada and the US.
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