San Lorenzo Outlines New ~2 Km Gold-Bearing Corridor And Expands San Juan Target Footprint
San Lorenzo identified a new 2km gold corridor expanding the San Juan target footprint at its Salvadora project.
San Lorenzo Gold Corp. released an exploration update on its Salvadora Project in Chile on September 17, 2026. The company highlighted new surface sampling at the Quebrada Salada target, identifying a ~2 km north- to northwest-trending structural corridor containing felsic dykes and iron oxide-quartz vein zones with gold values up to 12.80 g/t Au.
Induced Polarization (IP) survey lines D10 and D11 expanded the geophysical footprint at the San Juan discovery, with line D9 showing a broad and prominent chargeability response. Planning is underway for systematic step-out drilling from the D8 discovery toward the D9 response.
The Cerro Blanco drill program is currently underway as part of a permitted 20-pad program, following up on previously reported broad gold mineralization. An integrated 3D geophysical compilation spanning ~18 km is in progress to support future drill planning and target generation.
San Lorenzo Gold Corp. (SLG) released an incremental exploration update consistent with its aggressive Phase 7 drilling campaign announced in June 2026. The company identified a new 2 km corridor at Quebrada Salada and expanded its IP footprint at San Juan, findings that validate the district-scale potential of the Salvadora property. These results do not constitute a new discovery, resource estimate, or financial milestone.
The news aligns with previous expectations and historical drilling results, such as the SAL-10-25 and SAL-09-25 intercepts. The update indicates no material change to the company’s capital structure, financing needs, or operational timeline.
San Lorenzo Gold Corp. is an early-stage exploration company focused on the Salvadora property in Chile's Atacama Region. The project covers 11,966 hectares and hosts multiple gold-copper porphyry and epithermal targets, including Cerro Blanco, Arco de Oro/San Juan, Caballo Muerto, and Tres Amigos. The property is located 15 km from the world-class El Salvador Cu-Au porphyry mine and benefits from low elevation, existing infrastructure, and year-round road access. No mineral resources or reserves have been defined, and no economic studies have been completed. The company is in the discovery and exploration phase.