• Baroyeca (BGS) has announced the first assay results from its phase 2 drilling program at its flagship Atocha high-grade silver project in Tolima, Colombia
  • Baroyeca President Raul Sanabria sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the updates
  • Baroyeca reports assay results of up to almost three quarters of a kilo per tonne silver equivalent
  • Baroyeca Gold & Silver Inc. is a mineral exploration company focused on high-grade silver and gold projects located in Colombia
  • Baroyeca Gold & Silver Inc. (BGS) opened trading at C$0.20 per share

Baroyeca (BGS) has announced the first assay results from its phase 2 drilling program at its flagship Atocha high-grade silver project in Tolima, Colombia.

Baroyeca President Raul Sanabria sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the updates.

“We are pleased to see more parallel structures following wide vein corridors in our first two holes drilled in this new area, another discovery on the Atocha property. Assay results of up to almost three quarters of a kilo per tonne silver equivalent makes a good start to the phase 2 program. The next drill holes will test the continuity of the structure along strike while we develop more drill targets to the south, where we found at least three more parallel vein zones within short distance.”

Baroyeca Gold & Silver Inc. is a mineral exploration company focused on high-grade silver and gold projects located in Colombia.

Baroyeca’s flagship asset is the high-grade Atocha Silver-Gold Project located in Tolima Department, Colombia. The company also holds an option to acquire a 100 per cent interest in the Santa Barbara Property, Bolivar Department, Colombia.

Baroyeca Gold & Silver Inc. (BGS) opened trading at C$0.20 per share.

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