EV Resources Ltd. (EVR) has confirmed high-grade gold mineralisation at its Dollar project in Nevada, US, marking a significant step for the company as it positions itself as a supplier of critical and precious metals to the US market.
Independent verification by ALS Laboratories has confirmed gold assays of up to 3.88 grams per tonne (g/t) gold, validating previous results and establishing Dollar as a high-grade polymetallic system.
The program follows reconnaissance results including 15.05 per cent antimony, 17.8 per cent copper, and silver grades exceeding 10,000ppm at Dollar, and 9.82 per cent antimony and 24 per cent copper at Milton, highlighting the strength of mineralisation across the Nevada portfolio
The confirmation of gold adds a second pillar to EVR’s North American strategy, complementing its Milton project and its near-term production hub in Mexico.
Importantly, the Nevada assets can help de-risk the US domestic supply chain for antimony, a critical mineral essential for defence hardware, munitions, and energy storage that is currently dominated by China and Russia.
“The current global antimony shortage is not a temporary spike; it is a structural deficit driven by the essential role this metal plays in modern defence and energy infrastructure,” EVR CEO Mike Brown said.
“By systematically advancing Milton and Dollar, we are building a domestic US pipeline that complements our near-term production capability in Mexico.”
EVR has now completed soil geochemistry programs across both its Milton and Dollar projects.
These results, expected within the next two months, will be integrated with structural data to define high-priority targets for a maiden Nevada drilling campaign slated to begin in the second quarter of 2026.
While exploration ramps up in the US, the company is fast-tracking its Tecomatlán processing plant in Mexico, which is expected to be operational by the end of this year.
This dual-hub approach allows EVR to meet immediate global supply shortages through its Mexican production while building a long-term pipeline of high-grade critical minerals in Nevada.
“With our Tecomatlán plant expected to be operational by the end of this year, EVR is exceptionally well-placed to become a key Western supplier at a time when it is needed most,” Brown said.
