Alicanto Minerals Limited has detailed its strategy for a low‐cost exploration program on its Swedish properties, with fieldwork scheduled for the northern summer. The company is targeting discoveries at its Falun copper-gold project and Sala silver-zinc project. The work will focus on geochemical surveys, detailed mapping, and electromagnetic and magnetic investigations as the company seeks to further delineate known mineralisation and uncover new prospects. Historic rock chip data from the Greater Falun region—highlighted by results such as 11.9% copper, 7.2g/t gold, and 185g/t silver—underscores the potential of largely untested areas adjacent to the historic Falun mine. The planned activities at the Greater Falun property aim to test a range of mineral systems, including volcanogenic massive sulphide deposits, copper-gold intrusion-related skarn, limestone-hosted zinc-lead-silver replacement, and quartz vein-hosted gold. In parallel, the Sala silver project, featuring a JORC 2012 compliant inferred resource of 9.7Mt with grades of 3.2% Zn, 47g/t Ag, and 0.5% Pb (or 214 g/t AgEq for 66Moz AgEq), continues to show promise. Further exploration in the Sala area will involve additional mapping of the host limestone horizon, building on previous work that identified potential extensions and new silver targets, including areas reminiscent of the high-grade historic Sala and Bronäs mines. The company is also actively expanding its portfolio through strategic discussions and potential project acquisitions globally. These efforts are intended to bolster the overall asset quality of its Swedish exploration activities while engaging potential strategic partners to enhance future exploration and development. Recent land acquisitions in the Greater Falun area indicate a commitment to generating both precious and base metal targets that can significantly uplift the projects’ values. There is clear optimism among market watchers, as the proposed field programs and early promising results suggest robust resource potential and partnership opportunities. On the bullish side, the low-cost nature of the exploration, coupled with historic high-grade findings and significant expansion efforts, could bring material upside as new targets come to light. Conversely, the inherent risks of early-stage exploration, coupled with dependency on favorable partnership agreements and project acquisition outcomes, may pose challenges for those cautious about exploration-related uncertainties.