Kingsmen Contracts Drone Magnetic and LiDAR Surveys to Trace High-Grade Structural Intersections at Las Coloradas
Kingsmen advances drilling at Las Coloradas, using drone surveys to refine targeting for the project.
Kingsmen Resources Ltd. has contracted Geofisica TMC to conduct drone-borne aeromagnetic and LiDAR surveys across its entire 8.8 km² Las Coloradas property in Mexico. The surveys aim to map faults, lithological contacts, and alteration beneath overburden to guide future drilling, specifically targeting NW- and NE-trending structural intersections.
Diamond drilling is actively underway, with hole 22 of the current program in progress and expected to continue until the Christmas break. Historical high-grade intercepts are cited to contextualize the targeting strategy, including:
- 10.5 m @ 200 g/t AgEq
- 6.45 m @ 218 g/t AgEq
QA/QC protocols follow ALS Geochemistry standards with ISO/IEC 17025:2017 compliance, and the Qualified Person is Dr. Kieran Downes.
Kingsmen Resources Ltd. (KNG) announced an expected, incremental step in its ongoing 2026 exploration program. This development aligns with previous management statements from April and February 2026 regarding the expansion of the project footprint, the testing of blind targets such as the Saddle area, and the utilization of advanced geophysics to trace structures beneath cover.
No new assay results, resource updates, or financial guidance were provided, limiting the market impact to operational execution progress. The focus on structural intersections represents a logical technical progression.
Kingsmen Resources Ltd. (KNG) is an exploration-stage company focused on high-grade silver and gold projects in Mexico's prolific Parral mining district. Its flagship asset is Las Coloradas, a 100% owned silver-gold project featuring structurally controlled, shallow, near-surface mineralization across multiple parallel vein systems, including Soledad, Soledad II, and No. 8. The company also holds a secondary asset, Almoloya, a gold-silver project with historic production and CRD-type potential, which it acquired via option in late 2025. Management notes that the company is in the early exploration phase, with less than 5% of the Las Coloradas property explored to date.