# Outcrop Silver Identifies New High-Grade Shoot at Santa Ana and Extends High-Grade Results at Las Maras

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Original published: 2026-09-02
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Company: Outcrop Silver & Gold Corporation (OCG)

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# Outcrop Silver Identifies New High-Grade Shoot at Santa Ana and Extends High-Grade Results at Las Maras

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September 3, 2026 – Outcrop Silver & Gold Corporation (TSX: OCG, OTCQX: OCGSF, DE: MRG) (“Outcrop Silver” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce assay results from recent drilling at the Santa Ana structure and the Las Maras target, within the Company's flagship Santa Ana Project in Colombia. At Santa Ana, the Company has identified a new mineralized ore shoot, designated "Shoot 7," within an interpreted structural swell along the Santa Ana structure, consistent with a spacing of approximately 300 to 400 metres (“ m ”) observed between previously identified shoots along strike. At Las Maras, drilling designed to test the down-dip continuity of this near-vertical shoot returned high-grade results in hole DH637, together with additional results confirming mineralization within splay structures along the hanging wall of Las Maras.
"The confirmation of Shoot 7 at Santa Ana is an important validation of our structural model – this shoot has no expression at surface, so the only basis for testing this location was the approximately 300-to-400-metre spacing we have now observed along the structure, and drilling confirmed it," commented Carlos Torres, Vice President of Exploration. "Santa Ana has demonstrated continuity over 1.7 kilometres in strike and 350 metres in dip, and these results support our working hypothesis that ore shoots within a structurally continuous system like Santa Ana can recur systematically along strike – and, since drilling to date has not extended beyond approximately 350 metres in dip, it is possible that a similar spacing pattern could also be present at greater depth. This reinforces structural control as one of our most effective exploration tools and opens a number of new possibilities for Santa Ana going forward. At Las Maras, DH637 confirms that high-grade mineralization continues at depth, while DH640, our deepest hole at the target to date, returned a narrower interval and lower silver grades in that specific location — a result we are