Sonoro Gold Corp has acquired a 100% interest in the 51-hectare Diana mineral concession adjacent to its Cerro Caliche gold project in Sonora, Mexico, for $600,000. This acquisition, made through its Mexican subsidiary Minera Mar de Plata, aims to expand the resource potential of Cerro Caliche by adding high-potential exploration targets. The Diana concession borders the central-eastern edge of Cerro Caliche and may extend mineralized corridors near the historic El Batamote mine. Sonoro plans a 50,000-metre drilling campaign including expansion drilling at Diana to define a larger resource, with Cerro Caliche now covering nearly 4,000 hectares across 26 contiguous concessions and moving toward final permitting for an open-pit gold operation.
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