Tocvan Ventures restarted drilling at its Mexican gold-silver project, targeting high-potential zones with plans for 10,000 meters of drilling.

Tocvan Ventures has resumed drilling at the South Block of its Gran Pilar gold-silver project in Mexico, targeting new high-priority zones identified through drone surveys and geochemical sampling. Two holes are completed, with up to 10,000 meters of reverse circulation drilling planned, following successful condemnation holes that confirmed the site’s development potential. The South Block, part of a 22 km² project, extends the historic Main Zone and shows strong gold and silver anomalies, including past samples of up to 21.2 g/t gold and over 2,000 g/t silver. A second drill rig is ready for the North Block, which features untested alteration zones with high-grade surface samples. Permitting is in place for further exploration, and the company aims to expand resources and advance toward pilot production.