Ballymore Resources Announces High-Grade Torpy's Discovery
Key points
- BTPRC022 intersected 16m at 36.5 g/t silver, 1.3% lead, 2.4% zinc from 12m downhole
- Exceptional high-grade intervals within BTPRC022, including 1m at 207.7 g/t silver
- Updated 3D geological model highlights additional exploration targets
- Pending assays for five holes at Little Torpy's show promising mineralisation
- Further drilling planned to confirm continuity and extent of mineralisation
Full summary
Ballymore Resources Limited (ASX: BMR) has announced significant high-grade silver-lead-zinc-indium results from its Torpy's discovery within the Ruddygore Project in North Queensland. The latest assays from five reverse circulation drill holes, BTPRC022-026, highlight a 16m intersection at 36.5 g/t silver, 1.3% lead, 2.4% zinc from just 12m downhole. Notably, BTPRC022 returned exceptional high-grade intervals, including 1m at 207.7 g/t silver, 9.9% lead, 12.5% zinc. The results have been incorporated into an updated 3D geological model, refining Ballymore's understanding of the mineralised system and identifying additional targets for follow-up drilling. Assay results are pending for five holes at Little Torpy's, located approximately 600m south of Torpy's, which encountered strong visual galena and sphalerite mineralisation. Ballymore plans to conduct further drilling to confirm the continuity and extent of these high-grade zones.
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