Salazar Reports a High-Grade Tungsten-Silver Intersection at the Pijili Project, Ecuador: 2.00 Metres Grading 1.80% W (2.27% WO3) and 740 g/t Ag
Drill Intercepts ⛏
3/101.80 % · 2.00m
Analyst Takeaways
- Salazar has identified a high-grade tungsten-silver intersection at the Mercy concession within the Pijilí Project, with 2.00 metres grading 1.80% W and 740 g/t Ag representing exceptional polymetallic mineralization.
- The Ensillada porphyry system in central Ecuador demonstrates robust precious and base metal potential, with silver grades of 740 g/t indicating significant by-product value alongside primary tungsten mineralization.
- The intercept from drill hole MERC-011 establishes the Pijilí Project as a credible exploration target for tungsten development in Ecuador, a jurisdiction with limited primary tungsten production historically.
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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - August 26, 2026) - SALAZAR RESOURCES LIMITED (TSXV: SRL) (OTCQB: SRLZF) (FSE: CCG) ("Salazar" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an updated technical review of the tungsten-silver mineralization identified within drill hole MERC-011 at the Mercy concession, part of the Salazar's 100%-owned Pijilí Project in central Ecuador. The Ensillada porphyry system contained within the Mercy concession was first announced in Salazar's news release dated...
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