ADVANCEMENTS IN JUNIOR MINING #8—(2 RANDOM PICKS)


1. Sonoro Gold Corp (TSX-SGO), with its Head Office located in Vancouver, B.C., Canada, continues to demonstrate an unwavering commitment to the exploration, acquisition, and development of gold and silver properties in Mexico. The company's primary focus presently rests on its flagship project: the Cerro Caliche in Sonora State.


Cerro Caliche, an extensive project covering approximately 1,400 hectares and including 15 contiguous mining concessions, has proven to be a prime target for Sonoro's ambitious operations. The company is currently in the final stages of attaining permission to commence an initial 12,000 tonnes per day open-pit, heap leach mining operation on this property. 


Per the 2023 MRE, the current resource estimate of Cerro Caliche comprises 290,000 ounces (AuEq) in the Indicated category and an additional 150,000 ounces (AuEq) in the Inferred category, pertaining to optimized pit shells. Cumulatively, this totals an impressive 440,000 ounces AuEq.


The company's strategy to develop an initial heap leaching operation at Cerro Caliche aims to generate a significant cash flow. The intention behind this is to facilitate further exploration and expansion. Up until now, Sonoro has only tested and assayed close to 30% of the identified mineralized zones of the project. This suggests that an additional lucrative 70% of the mineralized area remains untapped and holds immense potential for further resource growth.


In a bold demonstration of faith in the project, the company has completed the final payment to secure 100% interest in the Cerro Caliche concessions. This has further cemented the commitment of Sonoro to drive progress and growth in this project.


Sonoro benefits from a highly skilled management team that boasts the collective achievement of establishing 11 mines across Mexico over previous decades. Coupled with this, the company has exhibited consistent financial growth through successful capital-raising via private placements. It enjoys a healthy financial standing and holds a strategically advantageous market location. It displays promising potential for both exploratory and operational expansion.


Share Price Mar. 06, 2025-TSXV(SGO)—0.09

52 week high- 0.1150, Low 0.03

Market Cap.- 20.19M

Price/Book- 20.7x

O/S shares- 212.58M




2. Viscount Mining Corp. (TSX-VML) with its Head office in Vancouver, B.C., Canadais a junior exploration company focused on high-grade gold and silver projects in the western United States, with its primary assets being the 100%-owned Cherry Creek Project in Nevada and the Silver Cliff Project in Colorado. The company has been actively advancing exploration and resource delineation at both properties, as noted in various updates (e.g., drilling programs with Centerra Gold at Cherry Creek in November 2024 and geophysical surveys at Silver Cliff in January 2025). These efforts demonstrate "strides" in developing high-grade precious metal projects.

The Cherry Creek Project comprises 578 unpatented and 17 patented claims in an area of 3,642 hectares.  

Driving Viscount Mining Corp.'s success is an experienced management team.These projects enjoy favorable jurisdictions in mining-friendly locations in Nevada and Colorado, underpinning Viscount Mining Corp's unwavering commitment to delivering remarkable results in the gold and silver mining sector.


Share Price Mar.06, 2025-TSXV(VML)—0.42
52 week high-           0.44, Low 0.14
Price/Book-                5.9x

Market Cap-               46.4M

O/S shares-                110.5M

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