Regency Silver Corp. announced its participation in the 2026 Precious Metals Summit in Beaver Creek, Colorado, from September 22-25. The company, focused on high-grade gold, silver, and copper exploration in Mexico, will have CEO Bruce Bragagnolo attending to connect with investors, though he will not present. Regency Silver's flagship project is the Dios Padre property in Sonora, Mexico, known for significant high-grade mineral intercepts and an inferred resource of over 11 million ounces silver equivalent. The company also plans to acquire the nearby La Dura gold mine, enhancing its portfolio in a prolific mining region.
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