Emerita Intersects 2.4% Copper, 21.1% Zinc, 11.2% Lead, 153 G/T Silver over 4.5 Meters at Infanta, Provides Update ON Geophysical Survey
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EMERITA INTERSECTS 2.4% COPPER, 21.1% ZINC, 11.2% LEAD, 153 G/T SILVER OVER 4.5 METERS AT
INFANTA, PROVIDES UPDATE ON GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY
TORONTO, October 4, 2021 – Emerita Resources Corp . (TSX – V: EMO; OTC: EMOTF ) (the “Company” or
“Emerita”) announces that it has received assays for five additional drill holes from the Infanta drill program
at the Iberia Belt West Project (“IBW” or the “Project”). In addition to the diamond drilling, the Company has
received partial results from its ongoing geophysical program that are highly encouraging. The geophysical
program has been suspended until after October 20, 2021 due to hunting season in the area.
• Drill hole IN 010 was the highlight of the current set of drill holes as it intersected 4.5 meters
grading 2.4% copper, 11.2% lead, 21.1% zinc and 153.1 g/t silver and 0. 54 g/t gold from 99.2
meters.
• Drill Hole IN013 intersected 2.2 meters grading 2.6% % copper, 4.6% lead, 7.1% zinc, 196.2 g/t silver
and 0.28 g/t gold from 135.6 meters which is the deepest intersection to date.
• Drill Hole IN009 intersected 10.5 meters grading 0.9% % copper, 1.9% lead, 3.4% zinc, 55.3 g/t silver
and 0.36 g/t gold from 104.2 meters.
• The geophysical survey is approximately 50% completed and identified significant new targets as
well as demonstrating conductors associated with the known deposits persist to depths well below
the existing drilling to at least 400 meters. Please see below for details.
• Geological mapping and geophysical data indicate the mineralized horizon occur s within large
structural blocks, bound by east-west oriented reverse faults. Importantly, this has resulted in a
repetition of the mineralized horizon, and greatly expands the pr ospectivity for new deposits to
the north of the Infanta horizon. Anomalies identified in the northern horizon are newly identified
and have never been drilled.
• Intersection widths are expected to be approximately 90%-95% of true width. Assays were conducted
at ALS Laboratories, a certified independent assay lab.
Geophysical Survey – Progress report
Emerita has engaged the consulting firm, IGT, a specialized geophysical contractor based in Madrid, with broad
international experience and a great deal of experience in the Iberian Belt in Spain and Portugal. The
Geophysical survey carried out by IGT in 2 013 in the vicinity of Aguas Teñidas mine was instrumental in the
discovery of the Magdalena deposit, the most recent economic VMS deposit discovery in the Iberian Belt. The
applied method was a combination of a gravimetry and Time Domain Electromagnetic (TEM) surveys. Emerita
is using the same combination of surveys that led to the successful discovery of the Magdalena deposit.
The initial part of Emerita’s geophysical campaign consisted of the acquisition and interpretation of the
gravimetric raw data, from previous surveys carried out by the Spanish Geological Service.
The gravimetric data shows two clear Bouguer anomalies separated by 800m to 1.0Km that run in parallel for
about 7.0 Km in an East-West direction. The anomaly in the south is coincident with the mineralized horizon
that hosts the Infanta Deposit and El Cura. The anomaly in the north has never been drilled. Both anomalies
occur within the limits of the IBW exploration permit.
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Figure 1: Bouger Gravity anomaly map Iberia Belt West Project. Note the northern anomaly trend that is
believed to be a structural repetition of the Infanta mineralized horizon.
Follow up of the gravimetric anomalies is ongoing using TEM methods, using the TURAM mode (See Figure 2).
The TEM method uses a large transmitter loop (fixed loop) which can allow detection up to 700 – 800 meters
deep. The size of the loop is 2000 meters by 1000 meters. Surveying using a mobile loop configuration is also
being employed where considered more appropriated than the fix loop. The lines are setup perpendicularly
to the main mineralization trend. When completed, the survey is expected to comprise 41,000 meters of fixed
loop and 10,000 meters of mobile loop data. To date, 40% and 60% of the measurement with the fixed loop
and the mobile loop, respectively, have been completed. The program has been temporarily suspended to
accommodate the hunting season in the area.
Numerous TEM anomalies over 150 Hz have been identified in the IBW project to date. From east to west,
the first anomaly (1 on figure 2 below) is an 800 m long EW oriented conductor located near the eastern
limit of the property and remains open to both ends. In the central area (2 on figure 2) a discrete anomaly is
coincident with the mineralized lenses being drilled in La Infanta. This conductor continues to the west for
more than 2.0Km and the conductive plate extends beyond 400 meters depth. A third conductor is
coincident with the Bouguer gravity anomaly in the north (3 on figure 2) in an area that has never been
drilled. Particularly intense is the anomaly detected in the western part of the IBW property, where the la
Romanera deposit is located (4 on figure 2). These anomalies remain open along the east and west direction
because the survey is not yet completed in this area. The area between Infanta and Romanera and to the
west of Romanera are pending and will be completed after hunting season in October.
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Figure 2: Geological map of the IBW project showing location of TEM conductors and completed survey
(green) and planned survey lines (orange).
The work to date is greatly improving the Company’s geological understanding of the Project. A very important
development is the recognition that the rocks are contained within structural blocks and that the mineralized
horizon appears to have been repeated to the north of the Infanta deposit which essentially doubles the
prospective stratigraphy in that area. This interpretation is supported by structural mapping and geophysical
data as noted above. The orange coloured lines on Figure 2 in the center of the Project and at Romanera are
planned but not yet surveyed, and will be completed following the hunting season. West of Infanta on the
last line surveyed there is a one line strong conductor that appears to be the edge of the mineralized zone
associate with El Cura. The small red polygon near Infanta illustrates the area where the Company is drill
testing and shows that Emerita has only begun testing a very small portion of this Project.
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Diamond Drilling Data
The Company has completed Phase 1 of the Infanta Drill program which was to verify the historical drilling for
NI 43-101 purposes, provide fresh sample material that can be used for metallurgical testing and to verify the
geological model. This phase comprised of 17 drill holes (assays pending for holes 14 -17) and evaluated
approximately 425 meters along strike and to a depth of 125 meters. Surface mapping of the deposit to date
has been a very reliable indicator of mineralization at depth and surface mapping combined with geophysics
suggests the strike length could be as much as 1.5 km for this deposit. Hole IN009 filled a 180 m gap between
holes IN008 and 003 and demonstrates the mineralization is continuous along strike between these high grade
intercepts. Hole IN010 is the deepest hole in the central part of the deposit demonstrating mineralization is
open at depth in this area and hole IN013 is the furthest e ast and deepest hole in the explored area to date
and intersected two lenses (see table below) and demonstrates continuity in that direction.
Phase 2 has commenced, whereby drilling is stepping out beyond the limits of the historical drilling,
commenced with hole 18 and assays will be reported in the coming weeks. Hole 18 of Phase 2 intersected 8
meters of massive sulphides (assays pending).
Following is the complete data and drill hole locations for the diamond drill holes discussed above.
Table 1: Diamond drill hole assays, locations and orientions.
DDH Easting Northing Elevation azimuth dip depth
(m) FROM TO Width
(m) Cu_% Pb_% Zn_% Au_g/t Ag_g/t
IN009 653938.64 4171528.9 210.262 172.000 -50.000 170.3 104.2 114.7 10.5 0.9 1.9 3.4 0.36 55.3
incl. 104.2 108.4 4.1 0.8 3.1 5.5 0.56 104.0
incl. 110.3 111.2 0.9 4.4 0.3 0.7 0.76 72.0
IN010 654061.01 4171576.5 213.262 172.000 -50.000 128.7 99.2 103.7 4.5 2.4 11.2 21.1 0.54 153.2
IN011 654028.67 4171462.7 201.072 172.000 -50.000 57.2 25.8 32.8 7.1 0.3 1.6 3.2 0.23 32.8
incl. 26.8 27.6 0.8 1.2 3.8 7.3 0.70 90.0
incl. 30.2 30.8 0.6 1.9 9.4 17.4 0.46 188.0
IN012 653857.39 4171575.8 201.053 172.000 -50.000 155.1 93.8 94.6 0.8 0.9 3.6 6.5 0.46 110.0
127.6 128.4 0.8 0.2 6.2 6.6 0.11 48.0
IN013 654218.02 4171562.9 198.103 172.000 -50.000 189.3 135.6 137.8 2.2 2.6 4.6 7.1 0.28 196.2
139.5 141.2 1.7 1.0 4.3 7.4 0.31 95.0
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Figure 3: Location map for drill holes IN009-13.
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Figure 4: Longitudinal section for drill holes IN009-13.
Qualified Person
The scientific and technical information in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Mr. Joaquin
Merino, P.Geo, President of the Company and a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 of
the Canadian Securities Administrators.
About Emerita Resources Corp.
Emerita is a natural resource company engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral
properties in Europe, with a primary focus on exploring in Spain. The Company’s corporate office and technical
team are based in Sevilla, Spain with an administrative office in Toronto, Canada.
For further information, contact:
Joaquin Merino
+34 (628) 1754 66 (Spain)
Helia Bento
+1 416 566 8179 (Toronto)
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of the Project including the infanta deposit, the prospectivity of the Project, the timing and results of the drill
program, the Company’s ability to complete a NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate, the impact of changes
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