# Silver One Commences Core Drilling For Geotechnical Pit Slope Study At Its Candelaria, Project Nevada

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Original published: 2026-03-02
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Company: Silver One Resources Inc. (SVE)

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# Silver One Commences Core Drilling For Geotechnical Pit Slope Study At Its Candelaria, Project Nevada

Source: https://silverone.com/news/2026/silver-one-commences-core-drilling-for-geotechnical-pit-slope-study-at-its-candelaria-project-nevada/
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Vancouver, British Columbia–(March 2, 2026) - Silver One Resources Inc. (TSXV: SVE) (OTCQX: SLVRF) (FSE: BRK1) (“Silver One” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that has commenced a core drilling program that will provide essential geotechnical data for its Candelaria Silver Project in Nevada. In parallel, the company has engaged Call & Nicholas, Inc., a globally recognized geotechnical engineering firm, to conduct a pre‑feasibility level (“PFS”) pit‑slope stability study in support of a conceptual PFS open-pit design. This work represents a major advancement toward the Company’s planned PFS, scheduled for completion in Q4 2026.
The drilling program includes nine HQ‑diameter (63.5 mm) core holes totaling approximately 1,900 metres, strategically positioned within and along the margins of the proposed open‑pit footprint (See Figure 1). The resulting geotechnical data will guide slope design, optimize mine engineering, and support long‑term operational safety and efficiency.
Candelaria stands out as one of the most compelling emerging silver projects in the United States. A former producing mine with a long history of successful operations, the project benefits from previous permitting, excellent infrastructure (including power and water), road access year‑round, and significant potential for resource expansion along strike and at depth. These advantages position Candelaria as a rare combination of scale, simplicity, and growth opportunity in a Tier‑1 jurisdiction.