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Aztec Minerals Appoints New Technical VP for Arizona and Sonora Projects

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What happened

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Aztec Minerals Corp. appointed Curtis Ferron as Vice President, Technical Services, and promoted Ivan Valencia to Exploration Manager, effective November 1, 2026. In his new capacity, Curtis Ferron will lead mineral resource estimation and economic studies for the Tombstone Project in Arizona, while also providing technical oversight for the Cervantes Project in Sonora, Mexico. Curtis Ferron will serve as the company's Qualified Person for technical disclosure.

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Why it matters

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The appointments are made as Aztec Minerals Corp. advances toward its maiden mineral resource estimate at the Tombstone Project. The new technical leadership will manage the design of the Phase 2 drill program and guide the projects from discovery toward development.

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Who's involved

  • FerronAppointed Vice President, Technical Services, leading mineral resource estimation at the Tombstone Project.
  • ArizonaLocation of the Tombstone Project in Arizona, where mineral resource estimation will be led.
  • SonoraLocation of the Cervantes Project in Sonora, Mexico, which will receive technical oversight.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • SonoraSpeculative

    The Cervantes Project in Sonora might see increased operational commitment and technical oversight, potentially affecting its resource development costs.

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