Silver Tiger Reports Promising Drill Results at El Tigre Project

Silver Tiger Metals Inc. (TSXV: SLVR, OTCQX: SLVTF) has announced the results of the initial 125 drill holes from its Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) at the El Tigre Project in Sonora, Mexico. The highlight includes drill hole ET-24-592, which intersected 59.0 meters grading 66.7 g/t silver equivalent, inclusive of a high-grade 2.0 meters at 635.1 g/t silver equivalent within the El Tigre Vein.

CEO Glenn Jessome stated that these results boost the project's confidence and expansion. The ongoing drilling aims to enhance the mineral resource estimate (MRE) and transition El Tigre from exploration to development.

Additionally, notable results were observed in several other drill holes: - ET-24-590 intersected 72.0 meters grading 60.8 g/t silver equivalent. - ET-24-588 confirmed high-grade mineralization, with 22.0 meters at 101.5 g/t silver equivalent and 11.0 meters at 139.4 g/t silver equivalent. - ET-24-586 intersected 18.2 meters at 46.2 g/t silver equivalent and a high-grade section of 1.8 meters at 1123.4 g/t silver equivalent.

The PFS is on track for completion by September 2024, focusing on expanding the mineral resource, upgrading its classification, and completing necessary technical studies.