BP Silver intersects 142 meters grading 2.14% zinc equivalent at Cosuño project
Bitget2026/10/20 11:09- BP Silver reported October 20, 2026, that drilling at Bolivia's Cosuño project intersected 142 meters grading 2.14% zinc equivalent.
- Hole CO-0015 at Jalsuri North included 59 meters grading 3.72% zinc equivalent, with 22 meters at 7.75% zinc equivalent.
- The same hole returned a two-meter interval grading 249 grams per metric ton silver, or 495.4 grams per metric ton silver equivalent.
- Mineralization remains open laterally and at depth, but its extent and continuity require further drilling.
- Two other holes at the Pocañita Chica target intersected anomalous but subeconomic silver mineralization.
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