In a recent SilverWars interview, Diana Zoppa, Director of Corporate Communications at Dolly Varden Silver (DV.v, DOLLF for US investors), and Amanda Bennett, Project Manager, shared key updates on the company’s exploration program in British Columbia’s highly prospective Golden Triangle.
The discussion centered on the progress being made at DV's Kitsault Valley Project, which is strategically positioned near major high-grade gold mines like Brucejack and Eskay Creek. This prime location gives DV a significant advantage as it continues to develop its resources, positioning the company well for future production potential.
Key highlights from the video include:
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Resource Estimates: The project boasts a combined indicated resource of nearly 33 million ounces of silver and ~165,000 ounces of gold. Inferred resources add 30 million ounces of silver and 800,000 ounces of gold, emphasizing DV’s position as a pure silver play.
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Exploration Potential: Ongoing exploration shows strong promise for new discoveries, supported by surface geochemistry and geophysics.
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Drill Programs: Bennett explained the company's ongoing drill program, focusing on expanding resources at the project's Wolf and Homestake zones while targeting new exploration zones, setting the stage for future resource updates.
DV's commitment to focusing on silver, rather than diluting its resource estimates with base metals, makes it a standout in the mining industry. Amanda Bennett emphasized that while the company has some lead and zinc in its resource, these are not a primary focus.
This pure silver play strategy, coupled with a well-planned exploration approach and high-profile support from industry legends like Eric Sprott, positions Dolly Varden as an attractive investment opportunity in the precious metals sector.
Investors can look forward to further updates as the company advances its exploration efforts and continues to define its resource potential in BC’s Golden Triangle.
Full video here:
Posted on behalf of Dolly Varden Silver Corp.