Sun Valley Minerals Begins TSX Venture Trading and Starts Tarumán Main Drill Programme
Sun Valley Minerals’ common shares have started trading on the TSX Venture Exchange as the company begins its maiden drill programme at Tarumán Main in Uruguay.
Sun Valley Minerals Inc. has begun trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker symbol “SUNV” and has started its maiden drill programme at the Tarumán Main polymetallic gold-silver project in Uruguay.
The company said its common shares commenced trading on October 27, 2026, following announcements dated October 20 and October 23, 2026. Sun Valley Minerals is identified as TSXV:SUNV.
President and CEO Christo Stemmet said the company’s immediate focus is advancing the maiden programme at Tarumán Main and continuing exploration across its wider portfolio. He also referred to the potential for district-scale discoveries across the company’s projects. These statements are forward-looking and subject to the risks and uncertainties identified by the company.
The initial programme follows several years of structural and geophysical work at Tarumán Main. Sun Valley Minerals said that work identified a NW-trending quartz-sulphide vein and breccia system associated with high-grade polymetallic gold-silver mineralization at surface.
Historical drilling mainly focused on NE-trending replacement-style mineralization. The company said the NW-trending system has not been adequately tested by earlier drilling.
Sun Valley Minerals said it is funded for a phased programme of up to 15,000 metres of reverse circulation drilling and 10,000 metres of diamond core drilling.
The opening phase of reverse circulation drilling will use shallow, closely spaced drill fences to examine both mineralization styles. The stated objectives are to assess the extent and continuity of near-surface mineralization and to identify targets for further drilling.
Diamond drilling will examine selected targets at depth, support further geological interpretation and check historical drill results. The work will be carried out using two company-owned and operated drill rigs.
Sun Valley Minerals describes itself as a Canadian exploration company focused on early-stage gold exploration and project generation in Uruguay. It holds a 100% interest in its mineral properties, including the Tarumán Group of Projects.
The Tarumán projects include multiple visible surface gold occurrences along tens of kilometres of the Dom Feliciano Fold and Thrust Belt, which the company describes as highly prospective and underexplored.
Sun Valley Minerals said it has not completed sufficient work to define a mineral resource on its properties.
The company said its forward-looking statements are exposed to risks including administrative or operational delays affecting the commencement of trading, reliance on third parties, general business and economic conditions, and the risk factors set out in its final long form prospectus dated October 16, 2026.
Sun Valley Minerals also states that investment in its common shares is highly speculative given the company’s present stage of development.
Mr. Laubser Pepler, M.Sc., Sun Valley Minerals’ Vice President Exploration, reviewed and approved the scientific and technical information. The company identifies him as a registered Professional Natural Scientist with the South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions, Pr. Sci. Nat. No.125018, and as a Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101.
Sun Valley Minerals announced that its common shares had commenced trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker symbol “SUNV” and that it had commenced its maiden drill programme at the Tarumán Main polymetallic gold-silver project in Uruguay.
Sun Valley Minerals’ common shares trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker symbol “SUNV”. The company identifies the listing as TSXV:SUNV.
Sun Valley Minerals said its common shares commenced trading on October 27, 2026. The company said the shares began trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under “SUNV”.
Sun Valley Minerals has commenced its maiden drill programme at the Tarumán Main polymetallic gold-silver project in Uruguay. The programme is funded for up to 15,000 metres of reverse circulation drilling and 10,000 metres of diamond core drilling.
Sun Valley Minerals said several years of systematic exploration, including structural and geophysical studies, refined its understanding of the geological controls on mineralisation at Tarumán Main. The company said this work highlighted a NW-trending quartz-sulphide vein and breccia system hosting high-grade polymetallic gold-silver mineralisation at surface, while historical drilling had predominantly targeted NE-trending replacement-style mineralisation.
Sun Valley Minerals said initial reverse circulation drilling will test both styles of mineralisation through shallow, closely spaced drill fences. The aim is to evaluate the extent and continuity of near-surface mineralisation and identify priority targets for follow-up drilling.
Sun Valley Minerals said diamond drilling will test selected targets at depth, refine the geological interpretation and verify historical drill results. The company has funded up to 10,000 metres of diamond core drilling as part of the phased programme.
Sun Valley Minerals said drilling will use its two company-owned and operated drill rigs. The company said this provides operational flexibility throughout the programme.
Sun Valley Minerals is a Canadian exploration company engaged in responsible, systematic early-stage gold exploration and project generation in Uruguay. It holds a 100% interest in all of its mineral properties, including the Tarumán Group of Projects.
Sun Valley Minerals said its Tarumán Group of Projects includes multiple visible surface gold occurrences along tens of kilometres of the highly prospective and underexplored Dom Feliciano Fold and Thrust Belt. The company said it holds a 100% interest in all of its mineral properties.
Sun Valley Minerals said it has not yet completed sufficient work to define a mineral resource on its properties. The company describes its activities as early-stage gold exploration and project generation.
President and CEO Christo Stemmet said Sun Valley Minerals’ focus is on advancing the maiden drill programme at Tarumán Main and accelerating exploration across its broader portfolio. He also referred to demonstrating the district-scale discovery potential of the company’s projects, which is a forward-looking statement subject to risks and uncertainties.
Sun Valley Minerals said forward-looking statements are subject to risks including administrative or operational delays affecting the commencement of trading, dependence on third parties, general business and economic factors, and the risk factors in its final long form prospectus dated October 16, 2026. The company also states that investment in its common shares is highly speculative given its present stage of development.