Latin Metals Lines Up Partner-Funded Drilling Campaigns for Gold and Copper in 2026

The latest announcement is out from Latin Metals ( (TSE:LMS) ).

Latin Metals outlined a catalyst-heavy 2026 as it transitions from advancing projects to executing drilling across a portfolio of gold and copper assets, supported by a stronger balance sheet and multiple partner-funded programs. The company highlighted its new option agreement with Daura Gold on the Cerro Bayo and La Flora projects in Argentina, where Daura is already running geophysical surveys ahead of fully permitted drilling expected to start in the first quarter. At the rebranded Zaha copper-gold project (formerly Esperanza and Huachi) with partner Moxico, extensive 2025 work expanded the mineralized footprint, independent expert review confirmed the potential of multi-phase intrusions, and environmental and social baseline studies are being completed to underpin drill permit applications targeted for early 2026, with a 15,000m drill program planned once permits are in place. Latin Metals is also marketing its fully permitted, drill-ready Organullo gold project in Argentina and the Lacsha copper project in Peru for new partnerships, aiming to leverage strong gold prices and interest in copper exploration to secure additional funding partners and sustain a pipeline of exploration catalysts through 2026 and 2027.

More about Latin Metals

Latin Metals Inc. is a mineral exploration company focused on gold and copper projects in South America, with key assets in Argentina and Peru. The company advances its portfolio primarily through partner-funded exploration agreements, targeting large-scale discoveries while maintaining a strong balance sheet and limiting near-term equity financing needs.

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Current Market Cap: C$26.54M

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