Brixton Metals (TSXV: BBB) has released a further round of assay results from its 2026 summer drill program at the Langis silver project in Ontario, led by a metre-wide intercept grading 6,199 g/t silver.
Highlights from the results include:
- LM-26-432: 6,199 g/t silver over 1.00 metre from a depth of 116.05 metres,
- Including 12,386 g/t silver over 0.50 metres from a depth of 116.05 metres
- LM-26-399: 79.2 g/t silver over 41.00 metres from a depth of 208.00 metres,
- Including 503 g/t silver over 4.60 metres from a depth of 213.35 metres
- LM-26-399: 94.7 g/t silver over 7.90 metres from a depth of 241.10 metres,
- Including 1,085 g/t silver over 0.55 metres
- LM-26-408: 290 g/t silver over 7.00 metres from a depth of 123.00 metres,
- Including 958 g/t silver over 2.00 metres from a depth of 126.00 metres
All five holes were drilled around Shaft 6. Hole 432 supplied the headline grade, but hole 399 is the more structurally interesting result. A 41-metre interval carrying disseminated native silver alongside vein material points to a mineralized envelope wider than the narrow geometry that governed historic mining at Langis.
“Drilling at Langis continues to show strong silver results with hole LM-26-432 returning over 12 kilograms of silver per tonne,” said chairman and chief executive Gary R. Thompson. “The disseminated native silver flanking the veins in holes like 399 suggests the mineralized envelopes are wider than the historic vein-only model implied.”
Brixton has completed 155 holes and 33,858 metres at Langis in 2026, with two rigs still testing extensions of known mineralization. The company carries an exploration target of 1.0 to 2.0 million tonnes grading 400 to 800 g/t silver.
July’s results from the same program included 5,015 g/t silver over 20.00 metres in hole LM-26-377, southeast of Shaft 6 in ground with no historic underground workings.
Brixton Metals last traded at $0.61 on the TSX Venture.
