Brixton Metals Drills 82,334 g/t Silver (2,647 Ounces Per Tonne Silver) Over 0.5m within 11.35m of 4,560 g/t Silver at its Langis Project
Brixton hits ultra-high-grade silver at Langis as multi-project drill blitz scales up
The most recent news (March 25, 2026) reports the third batch of drill results from the Langis Silver Project in Ontario. The standout result is hole LM-26-290, which intersected 82,334 g/t silver (2,647 oz/t) over 0.5m within a broader interval of 11.35m grading 4,560 g/t silver. This represents the highest-grade single sample ever reported by the company. Other holes (LM-26-291, LM-26-292) also returned high-grade intercepts including 1,166 g/t Ag over 1.2m. Drilling is ongoing at the Shaft 6 area to expand and infill known mineralization.
The impact is Material - Positive. While the market was already aware of high-grade potential at Langis (following the March 10 and March 18 releases), the grade of 82,334 g/t Ag is "extraordinary" and significantly exceeds previous record intercepts. - Resource Potential: These results support the company’s stated goal of establishing a maiden mineral resource estimate at Langis. - Operational Momentum: The company is successfully executing a 15,000m program. The consistency of hitting "bonanza" grades in three consecutive batches suggests a robust, high-grade vein system rather than isolated "pockets." - Market Visibility: The timing coincides with the company's graduation to the OTCQX (March 24, 2026), providing a high-profile technical win just as it gains access to a broader U.S. investor base.
Brixton Metals is a Canadian explorer with a portfolio of four major projects. - Flagship: The Thorn Project (BC) is a massive 2,800 km² land package hosting a 20km-long mineralized corridor with porphyry (copper-gold) and epithermal (gold-silver) targets. - Secondary Focus: The Langis Project (Ontario) is a past-producing silver mine (10.4Moz Ag produced historically) where the company is currently finding ultra-high-grade silver.