In Mexico lead and zinc accumulations are usually tightly intertwined, although a strong zinc predominance is clear once the concentrations accrue. Lead results were presented for twenty-two drill campaigns by twenty companies, versus twenty-four drill campaigns with zinc results by twenty-two companies. For lead the best drill intercept is by Southern Silver Exploration at Cerro Las Minitas in Durango, with 10.5 m averaging 11.2% Pb, while for zinc Endeavour Silver presented a best drill intercept of 247 m averaging 2.6% Zn.
Intermediate sulfidation epithermal deposits dominate the table, with thirteen properties: Pitarrilla (Durango), La Colorada (Zacatecas), Los Gatos, (Chihuahua), Alamos Silver (Sonora), Tahuehueto (Durango), El Tigre (Sonora), Don David (Oaxaca), Plomosas-San Marcial (Sinaloa), Cusi (Chihuahua), Columba (Chihuahua), Las Coloradas (Chihuahua), Zacualpan (Estado de México) and La Reyna (Nayarit). Two intermediate sulfidation deposits associated to distal parts of porphyry copper systems include Cristinas (Chihuahua) and Gran Pilar/El Pilar (Sonora). Deposits with both intermediate and low sulfidation epithermal mineralization include Panuco (Sinaloa) and Cruz de Plata (Durango).
Bolivar (Chihuahua) is the only skarn deposit present, but both Cerro Las Minitas (Durango) and La Parrilla (Durango) present both skarn and carbonate replacement deposits (CRD). mineralization. Furthermore, Camino Rojo (Zacatecas) is a complex deposit the presents skarn, CRD and intermediate sulfidation epithermal mineralization. Ana Maria (Durango) and Plomosas (Chihuahua) present both CRD mineralization.
Campo Morado (Guerrero) is the only volcanogenic massive sulfides (VMS) deposit that reported drilling during 2025, but made it to the best intercepts tables of gold, silver, copper and lead and zinc for the year, consistently within the top ten spots.









