Kingsmen Intersects 1,742 g/t Silver Equivalent over 0.7 Meters (190.85 - 191.55 m) in Its First Drill Program at Its Las Coloradas Silver Project, Chihuahua, Mexico

Kingsmen has announced highly encouraging initial assay results from its maiden drill program at the Las Coloradas Silver Project in Chihuahua, Mexico. The company intersected 1,742 grams per tonne silver equivalent over 0.7 meters in drill hole LC-25-010, representing exceptionally high-grade mineralization that validates the project's exploration potential.

This intersection from the 190.85 to 191.55 meter interval demonstrates the presence of substantial silver mineralization at Las Coloradas. The grade of 1,742 g/t silver equivalent is considered extremely high by industry standards and suggests the potential for a significant silver discovery. The narrow but high-grade nature of the intersection is typical of precious metal vein systems common in the Mexican mining districts.

The results from this first drill hole provide strong validation for Kingsmen's exploration strategy at Las Coloradas and establish a foundation for expanded drilling programs. The discovery of such high-grade mineralization in the company's inaugural drilling campaign suggests the project may host substantial silver resources. This development positions Kingsmen as an emerging player in Mexico's prolific silver mining sector and provides a platform for continued exploration success.

For the broader silver mining industry, this discovery adds to the growing inventory of high-grade silver projects in Mexico, which remains one of the world's premier silver-producing jurisdictions. The results underscore the continued exploration potential in established Mexican mining districts and may attract additional investment interest in the region's silver exploration projects.