06:53 AM EDT, 07/29/2025 (MT Newswires) -- Vizsla Silver ( VZLA ) on Tuesday said it completed a horizontal-loop electromagnetic survey covering the Copala and Napoleon Vein corridors at the Panuco silver-gold district in Mexico.

The Copala structure remains open down-dip in the south and along strike to the north. Napoleon HW4 is a shallow dipping vein that splays off to the east from the main Napoleon Vein.

Drilling targeting Napoleon Main has reported multiple high-grade intercepts along HW4 that support potential future expansion down dip in the east.

La Luisa remains open at depth and along strike to the southeast and to the north in the 400-meter gap zone. Updated geologic modeling and observed metal ratios suggest two potential new feeder zones at depth that warrant future drill-testing.

Cruz Negra is a relatively narrow gold-rich vein trending northwest that splays off from the Josephine Vein to the west of Napoleon. A 500-meter gap between drilling at Cruz Negra and Alacran hosts potential for near-surface resource expansion.

Proximal targets include the Colorada-Napoleon intersection, 4 de Mayo, San Jack and San Peter, and the Esmeralda-Tecolote target.

Vizsla is working to find additional mineralized centers in the central and east areas of the district.

For the remainder of 2025, Vizsla will continue its 25,000-meter exploration drill program to test vein extensions and geophysical anomalies at Colorada North, Napoleon-Copala fault intersection, Animas (La Pipa), and to explore for potential blind to surface veins in Panuco West.

Notable targets to be tested in the central and east area of the district include La Pipa, Camelia-San Dimas area, San Fernando-Nacaral, El Roble, Oregano and La Wicha, and Jesusita-Palos Verdes.

The company also initiated exploration plans to test the newly acquired Santa Fe property south of Panuco.