Update At Mexus’ Santa Elena Mine

Mexus Gold US has announced encouraging exploration results from ongoing mining operations at the Vein 2 area of its Santa Elena Mine located in Caborca, Mexico. The company reported significant grade improvements with depth, as gold values increased from surface readings of 0.3 g/t to impressive ranges of 4-12 g/t at just 10 meters below surface. Concurrently, silver grades showed even more dramatic improvement, jumping from 3 g/t at surface to 100 g/t at depth.

These results demonstrate strong grade continuity and suggest that the mineralized system becomes more robust with depth, a positive indicator for the project's economic potential. The shallow nature of these high-grade intersections is particularly encouraging from an operational perspective, as it suggests accessible ore that can be extracted with relatively low mining costs. The presence of both gold and silver mineralization adds to the project's value proposition.

For the broader junior mining sector, these results highlight the continued potential for discovery and grade enhancement at existing properties in established mining regions of Mexico. The shallow depth of the improved mineralization and the significant grade increases reported suggest that Mexus may have identified a zone of higher-grade mineralization that could materially impact the project's economics. The company's ability to identify and access these higher-grade zones through continued mining operations demonstrates the value of systematic development work on precious metals properties in Mexico's proven geological terranes.