Brixton Metals reports high-grade silver results at Langis project

Brixton Metals has reported high-grade silver drilling results at its Langis silver project in Ontario, Canada. Recent drilling from 28 holes has identified several high-grade silver sections, with one specific borehole, LM-26-449, yielding peak values of up to 3,386 g/t silver.

To accelerate exploration and prepare for the company’s first mineral resource estimate, Brixton Metals has deployed a third drill rig. The company aims to achieve a drilling rate of 9,000 meters per month. So far, approximately 40,000 meters have been completed across 182 holes.

The Langis project, located about 500 kilometers north of Toronto, features established infrastructure including year-round road access, electricity, rail connections, and proximity to a refinery. The company’s conceptual exploration target is between 1.0 and 2.0 million tonnes with grades of 400 to 800 g/t silver.