Latin Metals partner completes IP survey at Cerro Bayo

Executive Summary

• Latin Metals Inc. provided an update on its Cerro Bayo gold-silver project in Argentina, where partner Daura Gold Corp. has completed approximately 27 line kilometres of pole-dipole induced polarization (IP) surveying.
• The survey has defined 15 priority drill target areas based on chargeability and resistivity anomalies, setting the stage for a planned 1,500-metre diamond drilling program expected to commence in mid-February 2026.
• The company also announced its participation in three Q1 2026 industry conferences (VRIC, CEM, and PDAC) to engage with investors and potential partners.

Key Details

• Exploration Activity: Daura Gold Corp. completed ~27 line kilometres of pole-dipole IP surveying over previously identified target areas at the Cerro Bayo project.
• Drilling Plan: A 1,500-metre diamond drilling program is planned to commence in mid-February 2026. The project is fully drill permitted.
• Target Definition: Integration of new IP data with historical geochemical sampling and earlier gradient array IP surveys resulted in the definition of 15 priority drill target areas.
• Drill Program Scope: A total of 22 drill holes are planned for this phase of drilling.
• Regional Survey: Daura has initiated a regional gradient array IP survey in the northern portion of the project area to support continuing target definition and planning for potential follow-up drilling.
• Conference Participation:
  • VRIC: Vancouver, Jan. 25–26, 2026
  • CEM: Whistler, Feb. 6–8, 2026
  • PDAC: Toronto, March 1–4, 2026

Notable Quotes

• "Latin Metals is pleased to announce its participation in several Q1 (first quarter) 2026 industry conferences, providing a platform to connect with investors, industry leaders and potential partners..."