Key points
- High-grade silver intersections outside of pit optimisation identified
- Potential to expand silver inventory and increase mining inventory
- New silver-bearing epithermal system identified at Theseus
- Further drilling program planned for September
- Significant intersections include 1m @ 13,302g/t Ag from 80m in Paris East
Full summary
Investigator Silver Ltd has reported interim assay results from its 2026 drilling program at the Paris Silver Project and the broader Paris Silver Corridor in South Australia. The drilling focused on assessing growth opportunities around the margins of the Paris DFS1 optimised pit and advancing district-scale silver targets. Significant intersections include 4m @ 5,448g/t Ag from 78m in Paris East, 2m @ 822g/t Ag from 49m in Paris East, 3m @ 275g/t Ag from 91m in Paris East, 2m @ 4,211g/t Ag from 111m in Paris North, 9m @ 110g/t Ag from 81m in Paris North, and 6m @ 111g/t Ag from 256m in Paris Deeps. The results support the potential to grow the Paris silver inventory beyond the current DFS pit, with follow-up infill and expansion drilling planned. Additionally, a new silver-bearing epithermal system was identified at Theseus, approximately 7.5km southeast from Paris. A further circa 30,000m drill program is scheduled to commence at Paris in September.
Outlook
The high-grade results reinforce the quality of the mineralised system around the existing Paris Deposit and provide clear opportunities for growth of the Paris silver inventory with appropriate follow-up drilling.