MEXICO CITY, June 5 (Reuters) - Mexico's Minera Frisco

said on Friday it had restarted operations at two

mining units and plans to bring a new silver project online by

the end of 2026, marking a step up in activity by the Carlos

Slim-controlled miner.

* The company said its subsidiary Minera Real de Angeles had

resumed operations at a copper cathode unit in Sonora and a gold

and silver unit in Baja California, with production at the

latter expected to begin by the end of June.

* Frisco added that its unit Ocampo Mining will start

operations at a silver-focused mining unit in Durango toward the

end of 2026.

* Minera Frisco, part of industrial conglomerate Grupo Carso

, produces gold, silver and copper from multiple

operations across Mexico and has previously said it was focusing

on exploration and development work at some assets to support

future production.

* The company said the investments reflect its continued

commitment to Mexico's mining industry.

(Reporting by Kylie Madry, Editing by Iñigo Alexander)