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Ximen Mining Corp. (XXMMF) is a British Columbia-based explorer focused on advanced precious metals projects, including its flagship Brett epithermal gold property. This page serves as the definitive source for official company announcements, operational updates, and exploration progress reports.
Investors and industry observers will find curated press releases detailing drill program results, geophysical survey findings, and strategic partnership developments. Our repository includes updates on resource modeling advancements, permit acquisitions, and corporate financial disclosures.
All content is organized chronologically for efficient tracking of the company's exploration initiatives across multiple assets. Key areas of coverage include Brett Project expansion updates, Amelia Gold Mine evaluations, and Kenville Gold Mine infrastructure developments.
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Ximen Mining (OTC: XXMMF) reported assay results from hole B24-07 at the Brett project near Vernon, BC, that include a high-grade intercept of 79.20 g/t Au over 0.55 m with visible gold at ~87.25 m. The hole also returned 3.37 g/t Au over 6.22 m and multiple higher-grade and longer composite intercepts.
The company says the West Zone shows pervasive clay alteration, faults, porphyry and consistent high-grade mineralization, is largely underexplored, and will be subject to expanded exploration and permitting; assays for B24-06 and B24-08 are pending.
Ximen Mining Corp (OTC: XXMMF) updated progress at its Kenville Gold Mine near Nelson, BC on October 16, 2025. The company’s consultant engineer completed a culvert and runoff design for Fisherman Road and submitted it to the BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI). Construction of the culvert is planned for early spring and is required before mine construction can start, described as a major step toward breaking ground for a new underground decline. A water retention tank design is nearly complete, and engineering reports on building foundations and road stability remain required before pre-construction is finished.
Ximen Mining Corp (TSXV: XIM, OTC: XXMMF) has provided an update on its Kenville Gold Mine project near Nelson, BC. The company is working with engineering and environmental consultants to complete several requirements before mine construction can begin. Key components include:
- Design work for a culvert across Fisherman Road
- Design for pump works and water retention tanks
- Water management system implementation
- Engineering report on building foundations and road stability
- Engineered drawings of planned underground excavations
The company aims to begin construction of the new underground decline later in 2025. Additionally, Director Wesley Warthe-Anderson has been appointed to the Audit Committee, joining Christopher Anderson, Roy Davis, and Scott Kent.
Ximen Mining Corp (TSXV: XIM, OTC: XXMMF) has announced key findings from geological modeling at its Brett epithermal gold property near Vernon, BC. The company's technical team has identified significant structural controls on gold mineralization through 3D correlation of volcaniclastic units interlayered with massive basalts/andesites.
The analysis revealed important synvolcanic faults that host substantial gold mineralization, with one such fault interpreted in the Main Zone where historic mining occurred. A similar structure was identified at the West Zone, where 2024 drilling intercepted extensive zones of silica-clay-pyrite alteration with silica veinlets containing visible gold (assays pending).
The new interpretation shows fault traces extending northwest and southeast, with several subparallel structures identified through magnetic mapping. The 2024 drill program established the West Zone as a new area of interest, suggesting mineralization is open along strike with potential for multiple parallel veins.
Ximen Mining Corp (TSXV: XIM, OTC: XXMMF) has reported progress at its Kenville Gold Mine project near Nelson, BC. The company successfully completed an Archaeological Impact Assessment with no significant findings, and finished geological logging of two groundwater monitoring wells. The wells, drilled to depths of 100.0 and 47.0 meters, revealed dark grey diorite with a minor mafic dike and one mineralized quartz vein. The company is now finalizing engineering design for a culvert crossing at Fisherman Road, which is required before underground mine development can begin.
Ximen Mining Corp (XXMMF) has completed its drilling program at the Amelia Gold project in Camp McKinney, BC. Eight NQ-size drill holes totaling 2,064 meters were completed, with the target vein intersected in five holes. The best result came from hole AM23-03, yielding 16.3 g/t gold and 79.9 g/t silver, with 1.88% lead and 1.05% zinc over 0.26 meters. The historic Cariboo-Amelia mine, BC's first dividend-paying gold mine, previously produced 81,602 ounces of gold and 32,439 ounces of silver from 112,254 tonnes milled. The results indicate that the McKinney vein and gold mineralization extends east and deeper from historically mined areas.
Ximen Mining Corp (TSXV: XIM) has completed its 2024 drill program at the Brett epithermal gold project near Vernon, BC. The final hole, B24-08, was drilled northwest to test the West Zone alteration, intersecting multiple zones of intense clay-silica alteration with clay-gouge faults and silica-pyrite mineralization. The program completed 1,356.5 meters of drilling, with a shift in focus to the West Zone following the discovery of visible gold in hole 7. The Brett project covers 20,043 hectares of low-sulfidation epithermal-style gold mineralization, with historical bulk samples averaging 27.74 g/t gold and 63.7 g/t silver.
Ximen Mining Corp (OTC: XXMMF) reports intersecting visible gold in hole B24-07 at its Brett epithermal gold project near Vernon, BC. The hole, drilled to test the West Zone alteration, encountered hydrothermally altered rocks with visible gold at 87.25m within a colloform-banded silica-pyrite veinlet containing multiple gold grains. The drilling revealed that the West Zone is a major gold-bearing zone with clay altered faults and significant porphyry presence. The Brett project covers 20,043 hectares of epithermal-style gold mineralization, with a historical bulk sample averaging 27.74 g/t gold and 63.7 g/t silver.
Ximen Mining Corp has completed hole 6 of its drilling program at the Brett epithermal gold project near Vernon, BC. The drill hole B24-06 intersected multiple mineralized zones, including a breccia zone from 12.27 to 26.45m containing 5-10% pyrite, and several intensely silicified zones with pyrite content ranging between 3-20%. A total of 43.95 meters of mineralized core was intersected, representing 39.5% of the entire 111.0m hole.
The Brett project spans 20,043 hectares and features epithermal-style gold mineralization discovered in 1983. A historical surface bulk sample of 291 tonnes averaged 27.74 g/t gold and 63.7 g/t silver. The project includes multiple mineralization zones over a two-kilometer strike.
Ximen Mining Corp (TSXV: XIM) has completed the fifth hole (B24-05) of its drilling program at the Brett epithermal gold project near Vernon, BC. The hole was drilled at 45 degrees inclination to test the Border Zone and an area 40 meters southeast of a previous 16.7 g/t Au intercept. B24-05 intersected multiple altered and mineralized zones, including several clay-pyrite mineralized zones with pyrite content ranging between 2-10%. The Brett project covers 20,043 hectares of epithermal-style gold mineralization, with a historical bulk sample that averaged 27.74 g/t gold and 63.7 g/t silver.
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