CANADA —Precious metals exploration enterprise Cambria Gold Mines Inc. has received new assay results from four diamond drillholes totaling 657 meters completed at the Silver Coin deposit, a key component of its Premier Mining Complex near Stewart, British Columbia. The infill drilling program yielded significant mineralized intercepts, including 98.56 grams per tonne gold over 8.2 meters in drillhole SC26-2714 and 22.62 grams per tonne gold over 4.4 meters in drillhole SC26-2710.
Cambria Gold Mines Inc. is a Canadian mineral resource firm listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and OTCQX market that focuses on gold and silver exploration and mine development across North America. The Premier Mining Complex is a brownfield mining property situated within the Golden Triangle region of northwestern British Columbia, featuring existing processing infrastructure centered around a 2,500 tonne per day capacity mill.
The Silver Coin deposit hosts epithermal quartz-breccia gold systems with base metal sulfide overprinting, situated five kilometers north of the main processing facility via an established haul road. The current exploration campaign targets southern extensions of previously mined underground stopes to define mineralized domains ahead of an updated Mineral Resource Estimate and Feasibility Study scheduled for completion in the first half of 2027. Mineralized feed from Silver Coin and the Premier deposit is planned to supply initial throughput for the mill restart while construction advances at the nearby Red Mountain deposit.
These drilling results underscore the commercial viability of brownfield site redevelopments within established mining jurisdictions. For mining investors, precious metals analysts, and equipment suppliers, confirming high-grade mineralization near existing processing infrastructure optimizes capital efficiency, lowers initial development expenditure, and accelerates the timeline to commercial bullion production.
