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Introduction

Vizsla Silver Corp., a Canadian mineral exploration and development company, is taking significant steps to enhance its mining operations. Recently, it announced preliminary outcomes from a geophysical survey in the Panuco silver-gold district, which has highlighted promising new targets. Additionally, the company has commenced initial fieldwork at the newly acquired Santa Fé property located just south of Panuco. This article delves into Vizsla Silver's exploration strategies and objectives for 2025 as they seek new mineralized regions.

Recent Developments

On July 29, 2025, Vizsla Silver revealed the successful completion of a HLEM (Horizontal Loop Electromagnetic) survey. This survey covered vital areas such as the Copala and Napoleon vein corridors, which are part of Vizsla’s flagship Panuco project. These efforts underline the company’s commitment to advancing its exploration and resource identification initiatives in the emerging Western Mexico Silver Belt.

The preliminary results have opened the door for further exploration and evaluation of the Santa Fé property, enabling a dual focus on both projects. CEO Michael Konnert emphasized the importance of their comprehensive geophysical survey in uncovering significant near-surface anomalies and other mineralized centers beyond the original Panuco District.

Key Exploration Objectives for 2025

Vizsla Silver is setting a rigorous exploration agenda for 2025 that includes:

1. Drilling: Completing over 25,000 meters of exploration drilling, of which 8,000 meters have already been executed.
2. Geophysical Surveys: Conducting an airborne Electromagnetic (TEM) survey extending over 1,000 line kilometers at the Panuco site.
3. Mapping: Advancing the comprehensive mapping of the district to achieve 70% coverage.
4. Target Generation: Developing drilling targets at Santa Fé through meticulous mapping and data scrutinity.

These efforts are geared toward enhancing the existing Project #1 at Panuco while simultaneously hunting for new mineralization sites, referred to as Project #2.

Enhancing Project #1

The exploration strategies at Vizsla Silver have yielded substantial insights into the geological framework of the Panuco area. Project #1 is primarily concentrated in the western part of the district, where around 98% of current mineral resources are located.

Focused Resource Extension Targets

Recent surveys have indicated open resource expansions within known structures, particularly at:

• - Copala Structure: This structure appears promising as it remains open in both depth and lateral extent.
• - Napoleon HW4: Multiple high-grade intercept reports highlight the potential for future resource expansion.
• - La Luisa and Cruz Negra: These areas exhibit favorable conditions for continuing exploration based on geological modeling.

Additionally, the nearby 4 de Mayo veins and the conceptual target at the Colorada-Napoleon intersection present new opportunities for drilling initiatives based on geophysical data.

The Hunt for Project #2

Beyond enhancing Project #1, the company's exploration team is keen on discovering additional mineralized centers. Key features suggesting this potential include:

• - Presence of various geological intrusions and alterations indicating past hydrothermal activity across the district.
• - Over 150 vein prospects known to exist within the region, supported by geochemical data indicating distinct mineralization ages.

The company has conducted extensive geological mapping, which has helped discern more than 158 exploration targets, with 43 of them drilled already, showcasing a proactive approach to resource identification.

New Property Developments

Vizsla’s acquisition of the Santa Fé, San Enrique, and La Garra properties has augmented its footprint significantly, expanding its operational area to over 47,000 hectares. The Santa Fé project itself is notable due to its location along the promising Panuco-San Dimas corridor and comes equipped with operational mining infrastructure.

The company plans to undertake detailed mapping and geological analysis at Santa Fé, which includes several known high-grade vein targets like the ‘Mother’ vein discovered in the early 2010s. Historical mining activities have generated compelling data that Vizsla aims to capitalize on as it progresses into drilling initiatives scheduled for the year-end.

Conclusion

With its ambitious exploration goals and a clear focus on advancing the Panuco project and newly acquired properties, Vizsla Silver Corp. is positioned to solidify its presence in the mining sector. As they move into the next phase of their exploration plans, the mining community will be eager to see how these developments unfold throughout 2025 and beyond. Vizsla is setting a strong foundation for future growth and aims to emerge as a leading force in the silver market.