Toronto – October 31, 2026 -- Highlander Silver Corp. (TSX, NYSE American: HSLV) presented its development plan for the Corani Silver Project to Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori and Minister of Energy and Mines Guillermo Shinno Huamanà in Lima on October 6, 2026. The meeting took place at the Palacio de Gobierno.
Highlander Silver offers shared road, power and communications infrastructure to Peruvian communities
CEO Daniel Earle said the company outlined a vision for responsible development of Corani that could lay the foundation for sustainable economic development in the region. Central to the plan is sharing project-built road, power and communications infrastructure with local communities. The company also pledged preferential access to jobs and business opportunities.
The company gave no investment figures, construction timelines or permitting milestones for Corani.
Corani anchors a Peru-focused portfolio that includes the San Luis gold-silver project
Highlander Silver describes Corani as the largest silver deposit in development globally. Its San Luis gold-silver project ranks among the 10 highest-grade projects worldwide in both gold and silver, according to S&P Global rankings cited by the company. The company also operates the Mercedes gold-silver mine in Mexico. Major shareholders include the Augusta Group, the Lundin family and Eric Sprott.
Natixis CIB cost overrun facility remains subject to open conditions
In its forward-looking statements, Highlander Silver flagged risks tied to a facility with Natixis CIB. Definitive documentation may not be completed on the terms contemplated or at all, and due diligence is ongoing. The cost overrun facility may not be established on acceptable terms, and closing or drawdowns could be delayed. The company also cited the risk that Corani could be delayed, cost more than anticipated or face technical, environmental, social or permitting setbacks.