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VANCOUVER, BC, Jan. 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ - SilverCrest Metals
Inc. ("SilverCrest" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an
update on construction activities at the Company's Las Chispas
Project ("Las Chispas" or the "Project") located in Sonora, Mexico. All currency amounts herein
are presented in United States
Dollars, unless otherwise stated.
Highlights
- Construction Ahead of Schedule - At the end of the
fourth quarter of 2021 ("Q4, 2021"), overall construction progress
at Las Chispas was 86.2% complete compared to a scheduled
completion of 79.3%. Start-up of the plant could now be earlier in
Q2, 2022 than previously expected.
- Capital Costs Remain on Budget - During 2021, the
Company committed 75.2% ($103.6
million) of the $137.7 million
Feasibility Study* capital cost estimate. A review of the capital
cost estimate was completed in Q4, 2021 ("2022 Capital Forecast")
and it confirmed the validity of the Feasibility Study estimate
while including additional investment in a number of key areas
(power, underground development, ESG). Of the remaining capital to
be incurred in 2022, 20.7% is related to the Ausenco** fixed price
EPC contract for process plant construction and 14.7% is unused
contingency.
- Powerline Progressing Well, Temporary Power Plant on
Site - Construction of the powerline is expected to be
completed in Q2, 2022. To ensure the plant can be energized
immediately upon completion, a contingency plan of utilizing rental
diesel generators was identified in Q3, 2021***. These diesel
generators have all arrived at site and are expected to be
commissioned by February 2022. Total
temporary power available to the Project will be sufficient to
support the mining operations, ramp-up and operation of the plant
at full capacity. The Company's goal is to minimize the use of
these generators and connect to the grid as soon as
possible.
- Underground Development Continues Ahead of Schedule -
SilverCrest has completed a total of 17.5 kilometres ("km") of
underground development since 2019. Approximately 1.8 km of
additional development occurred in 2021 beyond the Feasibility
Study life of mine ("LOM") plan. Unit underground development costs
continued to track slightly under budget. Planning for stopes was
initiated in Q4, 2021 with mining from stopes to start in Q1,
2022.
- Site Safety Progress - At the end of 2021, after 1.9
million work-hours completed at site, the Company's Lost Time
Injury Frequency Rate ("LTIFR") was 0.63 per 200,000 working hours
and its Total Recordable Injury Frequency Rate ("TRIFR") was 4.11
per 200,000 working hours. In 2020, the Company voluntarily
registered with Mexico's PASST, a
program which defines safety standards and health and safety
management plans. The initial evaluation was performed by STPS
(Mexico Labour Department) as part of this program in Q4, 2021, and
is expected to be completed in H1, 2022.
- Strict COVID-19 Protocols Remain - SilverCrest's strict
COVID-19 protocols, including its confined camp, resulted in no
delays due to COVID-19 or any other reason in 2021 and also
resulted in additional benefits in productivity. To date,
SilverCrest has conducted more than 15,000 PCR tests and a majority
of our employees (92%) and contractors (82%) are fully vaccinated.
With the highly contagious Omicron variant becoming more prevalent,
the Company remains committed to its COVID-19 protocols. Management
expects the camp to be utilized throughout 2022 and has adjusted
its 2022 budget for this inclusion. The 2022 construction schedule
includes some contingency to cope with potential delays due to
COVID-19.
- Strong Balance Sheet Ahead of Near-Term Cash Flow - As
at December 31, 2021, SilverCrest had
cash and cash equivalents of $176.5
million and $30.0 million
remaining available under a $120.0
million project financing facility (the "Credit Facility").
In addition to the $43.0 million
remaining capital costs remaining to be incurred in 2022, of which
$8.9 million has been committed, the
Company has budgeted for sustaining capital, spare parts,
company-wide exploration, value added taxes ("IVA"), debt
servicing, and corporate general and administrative costs.
SilverCrest is well funded for plant start-up and ramp-up beginning
in Q2, 2022, while still retaining the flexibility to pursue
continued exploration, further optimization work and growth
opportunities.
* NI 43-101
Technical Report & Feasibility Study on The Las Chispas
Project dated January 4, 2021 ("Feasibility Study") **
Engineering, Procurement, and Construction ("EPC") contract with
Ausenco Engineering Canada Inc. ("Ausenco") ***SilverCrest Las
Chispas Project Construction Remains on Schedule and Budget,
October 26, 2021.
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Pierre Beaudoin, COO, remarked,
"Our progress to date has been solid on all three main project
development fronts. Ausenco's progress on the processing plant
construction continued to impress in Q4, 2021 and now stands
approximately one month ahead of schedule. The infrastructure
construction managed directly by SilverCrest adjusted well to the
pace of progress imposed by the process plant construction, and
with contingency measures for power, will be capable of supporting
the projected earlier plant start-up. Finally, our mining team
reported a record year of underground development, exceeding both
the expectations set in the 2021 budget and the Feasibility Study.
The combined efforts of our employees and contractors in 2021 have
de-risked the Project construction and paved the way for a
successful production start-up in Q2, 2022."
N. Eric Fier, CPG, P.Eng, and
CEO, stated, "2021 marked an extraordinary year of efforts from our
team and contractors in Mexico and
Canada. The progress made
throughout the year has positioned us well for Las Chispas start-up
in Q2, 2022. We thank our team, contractors, and the community for
their continued support. We are also pleased to be in a financial
position that allows us to properly commission and ramp-up the
Project while having flexibility in the budget to further de-risk
the mine plan and simultaneously work on growth initiatives."
Las Chispas Construction
After a thorough examination
and re-forecasting of the budget inclusive of new work planned, the
Company estimates that the initial capital cost (estimated at
$137.7 million) and construction
schedule (from January 1, 2021 to end
of construction period projected to be in Q2, 2022) outlined in the
Feasibility Study remains valid. Construction of the plant and
surface infrastructure are tracking on budget and ahead of
schedule. At the end of 2021, overall construction was 86.2%
complete compared to scheduled completion of 79.3%. In 2021,
construction progress benefited from no delays due to COVID-19 or
any other reason.
Q4, 2021 constituted the peak of construction at Las Chispas and
despite the holiday period and increased risk associated with
COVID-19, productivity exceeded our plans. The combination of
strict COVID-19 protocols within a confined camp has served the
Project well. Bridge construction was completed in Q4, 2021
adding to the list of already completed infrastructure which
includes, the internal power line, the camp and the access road.
Other key infrastructure projects (tailings, assay lab and pumping
station) are on schedule. The Company's Q4, 2021 progress on its
planned construction and development activities are as follows and
shown in Figures 1 to 11 attached:
Area
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Status
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Progress to
date
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Plant Detailed
Engineering
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Completed
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Plant detailed
engineering was completed in Q3, 2021.
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Process Plant
Construction
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Ahead of
Schedule
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The plant
construction is approximately one month ahead of schedule with Q4,
2021 completion estimated at 86.7%.
Concrete work was
completed in Q3, 2021. Fabrication work, pre-engineered buildings,
site tanks and refinery contracts have reached 100% completion. The
steel-mechanical-piping (SMP) contract has reached 86% completion.
The Electrical and Instrumentation (EI) contract has also
progressed well with 56% completion.
With construction
progress passing the critical 80% level in December 2021,
commissioning detailed planning was initiated and pre-commissioning
has started.
Ausenco is focusing
on the completion of the SMP and EI contracts and has mobilized its
commissioning team in January 2022. The Ausenco commissioning team
will be responsible for all aspects of pre-commissioning (C0 to C2)
at which point the plant is expected to be handed over to
SilverCrest for the C3 Commissioning (start-up with
ore).
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Electrical Grid
Powerline (81 km) Construction
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Partial
energization in
Q1, 2022 and full energization in Q2, 2022
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The 33 KV powerline
planned for the Las Chispas Project is 81 km long. The first
section (27 km) is owned and managed directly by Comisión Federal
de Electricidad ("CFE"), the state-owned electric utility, and
consists of the upgrade of a 33 KV line already in service. This
upgrade (financed by SilverCrest) will be complete in Q2, 2022
(completion timeline revised from Q1, 2022 as previously stated in
Q3, 2021). The construction completion is expected to coincide with
the delivery of the additional equipment (Power Factor and Harmonic
Filter equipment) identified in the power grid assessment completed
by SilverCrest and validated by CFE.
The second section of
54 km is owned and managed directly by SilverCrest, and the
construction is progressing per plan. This section is expected to
be completed in Q1, 2022 with a temporary limited capacity of
approximately 2 MW (given the 27 km CFE upgrade has not been
completed). This grid capacity will be directed to the underground
mine.
The Project team has
been working on a contingency plan for energization, identified in
Q3, 2021 and put into action in Q4, 2021. The plant is expected to
be energized via temporary diesel generators. The installed
capacity of this temporary rental system (6 MW) combined with the
currently operating diesel generators (2 MW) will total 8 MW and be
enough to power the underground operation, energizing the plant,
pre-commissioning, and if necessary, ramp-up and operation of the
process plant at full design capacity in 2022. The six new diesel
generators have arrived at site and are expected to be operational
in February 2022.
The full grid
energization of the entire site (7.6 MW) is expected to be
finalized in Q2, 2022 after the completion of CFE section (27 km)
and the reception/ installation of Harmonic Filters/Power Factor
Correctors.
Overall, the
estimated progress of the 81 km (up-grade of 27 km and construction
on 54 km) is 71.5%.
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Bridge
Construction
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Completed Ahead
of Schedule
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The Tetuachi bridge
construction was completed in Q4, 2021 ahead of schedule. An
opening ceremony was held in December 2021.
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Confined Camp
Construction
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Completed in H1,
2021.
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Construction of 513
single occupancy rooms, kitchen, and recreational facilities for
use during construction to reduce COVID-19 and scheduling risks was
completed in H1, 2021.
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Access Road
Construction
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Completed Ahead of
Schedule
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Construction of the
access road was completed ahead of schedule during Q3,
2021.
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Underground
Development
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Ahead of
Schedule
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At the end of 2021,
total underground development completed at the Project reached 17.5
km and is now 1.8 km ahead of the Feasibility Study LOM
plan.
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Underground
Infrastructure and Stockpile Growth
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On
Schedule
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Detailed engineering
of the underground infrastructure (electrical, ventilation,
emergency preparedness and services) was completed in Q4, 2021. The
scope was reviewed and generated significant capital costs savings
which were included in the 2022 Forecast. Stockpiles increased by
an estimated 7,300 tonnes of mineralized material at grades
estimated to be in-line with the Feasibility Study Mineral
Reserve.
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Tailings Facility
Construction
(Dry
Stack)
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On
Schedule
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The Feasibility Study
design was modified to include a High Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
liner to add robustness to the design of the Filtered Tailing
Facility. Construction started in Q4, 2021 and reached 68.2%
at the end of Q4, 2021. The HDPE liner installation is expected to
be completed in Q1, 2022.
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Assay Lab
Construction
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On
Schedule
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Construction of the
assay lab facility in the nearby (est. 14 km) community of Arizpe
began in Q3, 2021 and procurement of lab equipment has now been
finalized. Construction reached 73.5% at the end of Q4, 2021 and
the lab is expected to be commissioned ahead of plant
start-up.
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Pumping
Station
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On
schedule
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The pumping station
construction began in Q4, 2021 and is progressing as planned and
expected to come in service in parallel with Ausenco's plant
pre-commissioning activities in Q1, 2022. Completion of
construction has reached 84.0% by the end of Q4, 2021.
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Capital Cost Remains In line with Feasibility Study
Estimate
In 2021 $103.6
million (or 75.2% of the total capital cost estimate) was
committed across all capital cost categories (process plant,
underground development and infrastructure, surface infrastructure,
and owner's costs) and $94.7 million
was incurred.
A 2022 Capital Forecast completed in Q4, 2021 confirmed the
validity of the Feasibility Study estimate. The 2022 Capital
Forecast also included the extra underground development completed
in 2021, additional investment in the community related to water
programs, a special allocation of $2.2
million to further advance Babi Vista Vein Splay ("BAVS")
development and the costs associated with a temporary diesel power
plant.
$43.0 million of capital cost is
estimated to be incurred in 2022. Of the estimated remaining
capital cost to be incurred, 20.7% ($8.9
million) are related to the fixed price Ausenco scope of
work (process plant construction) and 14.7% ($6.3 million) is contingency available. The
remaining capital pertains to the SilverCrest scope of work
($9.3 million, includes tailings,
powerline, assay lab, pumping station and other smaller items),
underground development and infrastructure ($11.9 million) and owner's costs ($6.6 million).
Underground Mining Contract
During Q4, 2021, the
Company's Mexico subsidiary
entered into a five-year underground mining contract with Cominvi
Servicios, S.A. de C.V. ("Cominvi"), the underground mining
contractor used at the Project since 2019. The new contract
includes an updated cost structure, and covers underground mine
operation, development and production. The contract includes the
procurement of all underground equipment by Cominvi, with a few
exceptions procured directly by SilverCrest. Equipment delivery
began in Q4, 2021. SilverCrest instructed Cominvi to use
Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) for a part of its mining fleet.
These BEVs represent 35% of the LHD (scoop tram) fleet. In
early 2022, Cominvi started to mobilize additional personnel to
site.
Underground Development
Since commencing underground
development in Q1, 2019, ahead of the release of the initial
economic study, a total of 17.5 km of development has been
completed at the Project. In-vein drifting now totals 3.5 km and
access has been established in 4 veins in the Babicanora Area. The
Company successfully accelerated underground mine development in
2021 with an additional 1.8 km (above 2021 Feasibility Study
budget) completed during the year. During Q4, 2021 and throughout
2021, development costs continued to track slightly under the
budgeted unit cost per metre. Underground development costs
remained under budget, despite the additional metreage, largely due
to significant savings on the initial redesign of underground
infrastructure as stated in the 2021 Feasibility Study.
An estimated 7,300 tonnes were placed on the stockpile in the
quarter with grades estimated to be in-line with the Feasibility
Study Mineral Reserves. At the end of 2022, this stockpile is
estimated at 85,500 tonnes. The Feasibility Study production
profile includes processing from the historic lower grade
stockpiles (162,600 tonnes) and recently developed stockpile at Las
Chispas, providing upfront material for optimizing the process
plant, flexibility, and risk reduction during ramp-up. The lower
grade historic stockpiles will be a key element for reducing
ramp-up risk as they will be used initially as blending material
for processing and as needed through the end of 2024, allowing for
a more measured ramp-up of the underground mining rate.
Optimization Studies and Updated Technical
Report
Results from the 2021 metallurgical testing program
were received in late 2021 and early 2022. These results are
currently being evaluated by Ausenco and SilverCrest. Preliminary
review from the new composite samples sourced from mining
activities indicate that the criteria used for the process design
are valid. As expected, the samples contained more clays/micas than
the core samples from which clays/micas were believed to be washed
during the drilling process. These samples, containing more
clays/micas, showed reduction in capacity when applied to the
installed filters, but still within the designed
contingency.
During 2022, further work will be undertaken to complete an
Updated Resource and Reserve Estimate as part of an Updated
Technical Report in H2, 2022. This report will
incorporate;
- Infill and expansion drilling completed at Las Chispas in 2021,
targeting conversion of Inferred Resources to Indicated for
potential Reserve estimation,
- Optimization work for the underground mine design, including
consideration for development of the BAVS where underground
development was advanced in 2021. The Q1, 2022 budget has
$2.2 million to further advance
development in this area along with progressing preliminary
engineering work on BAVS. If successful, an additional $5.8 million in development and infrastructure
could be completed in 2022. BAVS currently hosts an Inferred
Mineral Resource totaling 211,400 tonnes at an average grade of
13.00 gpt gold ("Au") and 909.0 gpt silver ("Ag"), or 2,039 gpt
silver equivalent ("AgEq", using a ratio of 86.9:1 Ag:Au)
containing 88,300 oz Au and 6.2 million oz Ag, or 13.9 million oz
AgEq. In 2021, infill drilling was completed to assist with
conversion of Inferred Resources to Indicated in 2022 (see News
Release Dec. 14, 2021)
- Completion of an updated reconciliation compared to 2021
Feasibility Study resource estimate,
- 2021 metallurgical results which focused on validation of the
2021 Feasibility Study design criteria from in-situ mine samples
rather than largely core samples for the study,
- Additional work on blending ore (to manage clay) will be
completed during production start-up and may be included for
optimization purposes,
- Potential impact on changes to mining fleet modifications based
on use of selective electrical equipment and optimized mine
plan,
- Same design throughput to be used, but costs will be updated,
including inflation, starting from H2, 2020 (Feasibility Study cost
estimation)
- Other expected changes might include the potential partial use
of the construction camp beyond the completion of construction and
commissioning.
Safety, COVID-19, and Community
Safety is always a top
priority for SilverCrest. In 2020, the Company voluntarily
registered for Mexico's PASST, a
program which defines standards for health and safety management
plans. In Q4, 2021 the Company participated in the completion of
its first voluntary safety audit by Mexican authorities to validate
its progress on its Health and Safety Management Systems and
Standards. PASST is a voluntary program managed by the Mexican
Labour Department to support companies in Mexico on their journey toward continuous
improvement in Health and Safety. Results from this audit are
expected in H1, 2022.
At the end of 2021 the Company's LTIFR stood at 0.63 per 200,000
working hours and its TRIFR stood at 4.11 per 200,000 working
hours.
The Company's COVID-19 prevention measures continue to be
critical for construction success at Las Chispas. COVID-19 risk
mitigation efforts continued successfully in Q4, 2021 with
more than 4,000 rRt-PCR tests completed in Q4, 2021. The use of
rapid antigen tests was discontinued during Q3, 2021 in favor of
the more accurate rRt-PCR tests. In total, from May 2020 to December
2021, SilverCrest has completed more than 15,000 COVID-19
rRt-PCR tests.
While positivity rates prior to site access remained low in Q4,
2021, they have increased in January
2022 with the recent emergence of the highly contagious
Omicron variant. This has heightened COVID-19 related risks and
could result in temporary impacts to labour availability which
could potentially cause delays. SilverCrest remains committed to
its COVID-19 protocols and now expects the camp to be utilized
throughout 2022. For 2022, the Company has allocated some schedule
contingency available to offset potential delays associated with
COVID-19 and some costs for the operation of the camp (Feasibility
Study assumed shut-down of the camp after
construction).
In Q4, 2021, the Company worked with the Mexican health
authorities to facilitate vaccination for its employees and
contractors. Combined with existing programs in the country, these
clinics have contributed to bring the Las Chispas site vaccination
rate to approximately 85%, well above the country's average
(estimated by World Health Organization to be approximately 60%).
In 2022, the Company plans to continue its efforts on vaccination
including boosters.
To further enhance the Company's COVID-19 measures, the Company
partnered and invested in a local certified laboratory facility
capable of conducting more than 300 rRT-PCR tests per day. This
partnership has allowed the Company to have preferred access,
pricing and quick turn-around time which is benefiting both the
construction process and the community. This facility was
commissioned in Q3, 2021 and is fully operational.
At the end of 2021, there were 802 workers active at the Project
(including on-site and off-duty personnel) with 16% sourced
locally, 52% from Sonora, and 99%
from Mexico. During construction
in 2021, the Company engaged 20 local businesses and is
constructing a local geochemical assay lab. The assay lab is in the
nearby (14 km) community of Arizpe
and is expected to provide full-time employment of 20 to 30 people.
Once fully operational, the Las Chispas Mine will have
approximately 400 to 450 full-time employees and contractors. The
Company is also progressing work related to the impacts of
potential climate change for both Las Chispas and local community.
The initial results for the physical risk assessment portion of the
work related to the Task Force for Climate Related Financial
Disclosures ("TCFD") are expected in 2022 along with a water
stewardship plan that will include and consider the findings of the
TCFD data.
2022 Budget and Operational Readiness Plan ("ORP")
In addition to the $43.0 million of
estimated capital costs remaining to be incurred, of which
$8.9 million has been committed, the
Company has budgeted for sustaining capital, spare parts,
company-wide exploration, IVA, debt servicing, and corporate
general and administrative costs.
Work is well underway on the Company's ORP and all departments
are actively preparing for the start-up. The workforce ramp-up
started to accelerate in Q4, 2021 and is expected to peak in early
2022.
At the mine, Cominvi, the contractor selected for mine
operation-development-production, has started to mobilize equipment
and reported that close to 90% of its required staff have been
identified or already hired with training underway. In 2022, the
Company anticipates ramping-up the underground mine to 750 tonnes
per day by Q4, 2022, largely in-line with the strategy (staged
ramp-up) outlined during the Feasibility Study, with the remaining
tonnes for plant capacity coming from stockpiles.
In the plant, the management team was largely hired in 2021 and
is now busy preparing the maintenance plan, the training plan and
completing the hiring process. It is expected that the hiring
process will peak in the middle of Q1, 2022. It will be followed by
training and pre-commissioning activities in support of Ausenco's
commissioning team. The plant start-up with ore (C3-commissioning)
is scheduled to take place in Q2, 2022 and similarly to the mine,
the plant ramp-up will largely follow the plan set during the
Feasibility Study. The plant is expected to reach its nameplate
capacity of 1,250 tonnes per day in Q4, 2022 and to reach its
designed metallurgical recovery in 2023. As stated in
the Feasibility Study, the processing plant will be ramped up with
feed sourced from the historical low-grade stockpiles beginning in
Q2, 2022 with higher grade underground ore to be fed in increasing
amounts beginning in Q3, 2022. Overall for 2022, the forecast
assumes a contribution of 57% from historical stockpiles and 43%
from either the mine or from pre-production stockpiles.
Well Financed for Construction Completion, Commissioning, and
Ramp-Up
As at December 31, 2021, SilverCrest
had cash and cash equivalents of $176.5
million and $30.0 million
remaining under its $120.0 million
Credit Facility. Prior to December 31,
2021, SilverCrest completed a $30.0
million drawdown to maintain availability of the remaining
facility through August 2022, during
ramp-up of the plant through H2, 2022. Further decisions regarding
additional debt drawdowns will be made in H1, 2022 as the Company
has more information on hand to evaluate the ramp up, H2, 2022
drilling priorities and further optimization opportunities.
The Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101 Standards
of Disclosure for Mineral Projects for this news release is N.
Eric Fier, CPG, P.Eng, and CEO for
SilverCrest, who has reviewed and approved its contents.
ABOUT SILVERCREST METALS INC.
SilverCrest is a
Canadian precious metals exploration and development company
headquartered in Vancouver, BC,
that is focused on new discoveries, value-added acquisitions and
targeting production in Mexico's
historic precious metal districts. The Company's top priority is on
the high-grade, historic Las Chispas mining district in
Sonora, Mexico, where it has
completed a feasibility study on the Las Chispas Project and is
proceeding with mine construction. Start-up of production at the
Las Chispas Mine is targeted for mid-2022. SilverCrest is the first
company to successfully drill-test the historic Las Chispas
Property resulting in numerous high-grade precious metal
discoveries. The Company is led by a proven management team in all
aspects of the precious metal mining sector, including taking
projects through discovery, finance, on time and on budget
construction, and production.
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS
This news
release contains "forward-looking statements" and "forward-looking
information" (collectively "forward-looking statements") within the
meaning of applicable Canadian and United
States securities legislation. These include, without
limitation, statements with respect to: the strategic plans, timing
and expectations for the Company's construction and exploration
programs at the Las Chispas Project and the start-up of production
at the Las Chispas Mine by Q2, 2022. Such forward looking
statements or information are based on a number of assumptions,
which may prove to be incorrect. Assumptions have been made
regarding, among other things: impact of the COVID-19 pandemic; the
reliability of mineralization estimates, mining and development
costs, the conditions in general economic and financial markets;
availability of skilled labour; timing and amount of expenditures
related to rehabilitation and drilling programs; and effects of
regulation by governmental agencies. The actual results could
differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking
statements as a result of risk factors including: uncertainty as to
the impact and duration of the COVID-19 pandemic; the timing and
content of work programs; results of exploration activities; the
interpretation of drilling results and other geological data;
receipt, maintenance and security of permits and mineral property
titles; environmental and other regulatory risks; project cost
overruns or unanticipated costs and expenses; and general market
and industry conditions. Forward-looking statements are based on
the expectations and opinions of the Company's management on the
date the statements are made. The assumptions used in the
preparation of such statements, although considered reasonable at
the time of preparation, may prove to be imprecise and, as such,
readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these
forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date the
statements were made. The Company undertakes no obligation to
update or revise any forward-looking statements included in this
news release if these beliefs, estimates and opinions or other
circumstances should change, except as otherwise required by
applicable law.
N. Eric Fier, CPG,
P.Eng
Chief Executive Officer
SilverCrest
Metals Inc.
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