Stroud Resources Ltd. is a Canadian public company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, trading under the symbol “SDR”. Stroud’s mission is to create shareholder value through the exploration and discovery of precious metal deposits. It has previously focused on an easily accessible, epithermal gold and silver projects in Mexico and Archean gold deposits in Canada.
As silver demand increases globally, many operatio…
As silver demand increases globally, many operations are restarting. Some were effected by COVID-19 and others by a host of issues. Americas Gold and Silver is reopening operations in Mexico at its Cosala operation. Output is expected to reach 2.5 million ounces of silver once the mine is back in full operation.
As silver demand increases globally, many operations are restarting. Some were effected by COVID-19 and others by a host of issues. Americas Gold and Silver is reopening operations in Mexico at its Cosala operation. Output is expected to reach 2.5 million ou...
How are solar panels related to silver? Silver is an important material in manufacturing the panels. Mining.com said, "Given that it has the highest electrical and thermal conductivity of all metals, commercial solar panels incorporate about 20g of silver per unit. According to the experts at Kent, this means that the metal is responsible for […]
Modern mining techniques are revitalizing and driving many Latin American exploration projects. In conjunction with rising prices and continuing fears of inflation, many companies are seizing the opportunities provided. Recommended Read Silver Leverage and Gold-Copper Optionality are the Key to a Defiance Silver Success Story Silver Leverage and Gold-Copper Optionality are the Key to a […]
Silver Tiger Metals Inc. has intersected 1,156.4 g/t total silver equivalent over 2.0 meters in the Sulphide Zone in Drill Hole ET-23-446 from 390.5 meters to 392.5 meters, consisting of 666.2 g/t silver, 0.17 g/t gold, 0.93% copper, 4.26% lead and 8.67% zinc within 17.9 meters grading 425.9 g/t total silver equivalent from 382.8 meters […]
