Alaska Silver is preparing for a major 2026 exploration season at the Illinois Creek Project in western Alaska with two drill rigs mobilizing for a 6,000 meter program focused on expanding the Waterpump Creek resource and advancing the newly discovered Silver Sage target. CEO Kit Marrs joins Mining Stock Daily to discuss the company’s strategy for growing mineralization both north and south of Water Pump Creek, the geological significance of Silver Sage, and why the broader Illinois Creek district continues demonstrating large-scale carbonate replacement deposit potential. The conversation also covers ongoing metallurgical work, gallium recovery opportunities tied to critical minerals demand, and how Alaska Silver is positioning the project for long-term development through environmental studies, permitting work, and future infrastructure planning.

Alaska Silver Returns to Illinois Creek with a New Drill Program

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[SPEAKER_A] Happy Monday, everybody. Welcome back in to another corporate update here on Mining Stock Daily. As we kick off our week here, we're heading up to the Great State of Alaska with the long overdue update from Alaska Silver. They do trade on the TSX Venture with the symbol WAM and on the OTCQX with WAMFF. The company is back on the Illinois Creek Project, ready to commence a 6,000 meter exploration program there to expand Waterpump Creek and to do a lot of other things include That Silver Sage area target that they discovered last year. So happy to welcome in CEO Kit Marrs once again. Kit, it's been a long while. It's good to see you and an exciting exploration season amongst you and the team.

[SPEAKER_B] Yeah, it is. I was just out in the field with everybody. We opened up camp about a week or a little more ago. And so everything is getting ready. We, our two drills have been going through their spring maintenance and they're done with that and ready to go. And actually on Wednesday, our first set of drillers for the first rig, we are using again, Morecore Drilling out of Stewart, BC. They've been with us since 2016. So a lot of continuity and that allows us to have some of the same drillers back year and year again. And boy, that's, you don't have to they don't have to relearn what it is like drilling carbonate rocks for the first time. So it's very good. Second crew will come 2 or 3 days after that, and we'll have both of our large drill rigs going. One starting probably up at Waterpump Creek North.

Alaska Silver Returns to Illinois Creek with a New Drill Program

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Alaska Silver Returns to Illinois Creek with a New Drill Program

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.