Km-Scale Soil Anomalies Adjacent to Operating Sase Mine
REGENER8 Resources NL
Key points
- Three coherent anomalies identified adjacent to Sase Mine
- Chaush prospect: 1,050m x 350m, open to the northwest
- Zanik South prospect: 700m x 450m, open to the south
- Zanik North prospect: 700m x 200m, a new opportunity
Full summary
Regener8 Resources NL (ASX: R8R) has announced the results of its Phase 1 soil sampling program at the Srebrenica North Project in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The program identified three coherent anomalies adjacent to the operating Sase silver-lead-zinc mine. The Chaush prospect spans 1,050m x 350m and is open to the northwest, while the Zanik South prospect is 700m x 450m and open to the south. A new opportunity, the Zanik North prospect, measures 700m x 200m. The anomalies show peak results of 6,517ppm Zn+Pb, 15.3g/t Ag, and 397ppm Sb in soils. Regener8 plans to follow up with geological mapping and a ground magnetic survey.
Outlook
Regener8 is optimistic about the potential of the identified anomalies and plans to advance these targets towards drill-readiness.