Advance Metals has started a 4,500-metre drilling program at its high-grade Gavilanes silver project in Mexico. The company’s stated objective is to upgrade an existing estimate of resources, reported as 22.4 million ounces of silver equivalent under a foreign estimate. The drill program is designed to generate additional geological and sampling data that will support refinement of the project’s resource base. All reports characterize the initiative as a major drilling push focused on improving the project’s high-grade silver potential at Gavilanes. The articles do not provide additional details on specific drill targets, timing for results, or expected impacts on the company’s broader timeline beyond the resource upgrade aim. Collectively, the coverage indicates that the drilling is underway and that the key company focus is converting or improving the quality and status of the current resource estimate through the new drilling campaign.