Aztec Minerals - 2025 Drilling Success, Resource Potential & 2026 Growth Plans
In this KE Report company update, Simon Dyakowski, President & CEO of Aztec Minerals (TSX.V:AZT | OTCQB:AZZTF), joins me to recap a standout 2025 and outline what’s shaping up to be a very active 2026. The discussion centers on continued drilling success at the Tombstone Project in Arizona, early-stage upside at Cervantes in Mexico, and the path toward a potential maiden resource.
Key discussion points include:
- Strong 2025 Drill Results at Tombstone - Record gold and silver intercepts, validation of the geological model, and expansion of drilling beyond the main pit area.
- Ongoing & Expanded 2026 Drilling - Multiple rigs active, more than 20 holes pending assays, and steady near-term news flow expected.
- Maiden Resource Potential - Management discusses timing for an initial resource estimate as a starting point for long-term growth.
- Gold vs. Silver Zonation - Gold-rich zones to the north and increasingly silver-dominant mineralization to the south and west.
- CRD Upside & Deep Drilling - High-risk, high-reward deep drilling targeting potential CRD-style mineralization beneath the main zone.
- Cervantes Project in Mexico - Follow-up on recent fieldwork and optionality for future drilling at the gold-copper porphyry project.
- Financial Strength - Nearly $9 million in cash supports aggressive exploration plans across both core assets.
Please email me any questions you have for Simon. My email address is Fleck@kereport.com.
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