Pantera Silver Completes Acquisition of Silver Exploration Assets in Bolivia

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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - January 21, 2025) - Pantera Silver Corp. (TSXV: PNTR) ("Pantera" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that, further to its November 28th, 2024 news release, it has filed for final approval from the TSX Venture Exchange (the "Exchange") of its previously announced arm's length acquisition (the "Acquisition") of the exclusive right and option (the "Option) to acquire three (3) mineral claims consisting of 17,975 hectares, collectively known as the Rakanco Project (the "Project" or the "Rakanco Project"), located in the Mejillones and Sabaya Provinces, Oruro Department in southwest Bolivia.

Mr. Jay Roberge, President and CEO of Pantera Silver Corp. states, "Subject to final approval from the Exchange we can move forward with our initial exploration plans in Bolivia and begin the process of target definition. The Rakanco Project is situated in a region of incredible geology and a rich history of silver mineralization and mining. Rakanco is a welcome addition to our silver-focused portfolio adding accretive value for our company, our shareholders and the communities we work with and moves us closer to achieving our objective of making a world-class silver discovery."

About the Rakanco Project

The Rakanco Project consists of 17,975 hectares over three concessions (individually the Fahed, Rakan and Nada concessions) located in the Mejillones and Sabaya Provinces of Oruro Department, in the southwest of Bolivia. The Property spans two municipal districts, Todos Santos and Carangas, and is strategically situated for prospecting, exploration, and future exploitation activities. Each mineral claim holds a Prospecting and Exploration License (PEL), valid for a five-year period, ensuring a secure operational framework for mineral exploration and development, including exploration drilling. In addition to the historical Todo Santos mine, the Rakanco Project is located adjacent to known silver occurrences, including the recently defined Carangas deposit operated by New Pacific Metals Corp. which has an estimated "Total indicated mineral resource of 214.9 million tonnes ("Mt") containing 205.3 million ounces ("Mozs") of Silver ("Ag"), 1,588.2 thousand ounces ("Kozs") of gold ("Au"), 1,444.9 million pounds ("Mlbs") of lead ("Pb"), 2,653.7 Mlbs of zinc ("Zn"), and 112.6 Mlbs of copper ("Cu"); or collectively 559.8 Mozs silver equivalent ("AgEq")".*