- InZinc Mining (IZN) announced the company’s field crews will start Phase 1 exploration activities in early July at its Indy Project
- The Indy Project is located in Central British Columbia
- The fully-funded program will consist of extensive soil geochemistry, mapping, prospecting and access work as crews prepare new and existing targets for drilling planned for the fall of 2021
- A maiden drill program at Indy discovered shallow Sedex-style mineralization in 2018
- InZinc Mining is flat, trading at $0.04 at 12:43 pm ET
InZinc Mining (IZN) announced the company’s field crews will start Phase 1 exploration activities in early July at its Indy Project.
The Indy Project is located in Central British Columbia.
The fully-funded program will consist of extensive soil geochemistry, mapping, prospecting and access work. Crews will prepare new and existing targets for drilling, planned for the fall of 2021.
A maiden drill program at Indy discovered shallow Sedex-style mineralization in 2018.
The Indy project extends for over 25 kilometres covering a mineralized trend of equal length. With recent discoveries of shallow mineralization and untested targets exceeding 5 kilometres in aggregate length, the Indy project presents multiple opportunities for discoveries.
The Vancouver-based mineral exploration is focused on growth through exploration and advancement of its interest in multiple North American base metals projects. The road accessible Indy project comprises discoveries of near surface mineralization and large untested exploration targets along a 25 kilometre long trend with potential for the discovery of a new regional scale zinc belt.
InZinc Mining is flat, trading at $0.04 at 12:43 pm ET.