- InZinc Mining (IZN) completed a 1,100-line kilometre airborne geophysical survey at its Indy Zinc and Precious Metals Project in central British Columbia
- As the company progresses its 2,500-metre diamond drill program, including 20 to 25 wide spaced drill holes, it is focused on four priority drill target areas outlined along the 7 km Main Trend
- Additional zinc and precious metals targets occur along the Main Trend and will be considered for future drill programs
- InZinc (IZN) is down 8.33 per cent and is trading at $0.055 per share as of 1:20 p.m. ET
InZinc Mining (IZN) has completed a 1,100-line kilometre airborne geophysical survey at its Indy Zinc and precious metals project.
The project is located in central British Columbia.
As the company progresses its 2,500-metre diamond drill program, including 20 to 25 wide spaced drill holes, it is focused on four priority drill target areas outlined along the 7 km Main Trend.
InZinc CEO, Wayne Hubert noted that the preliminary analysis of the airborne geophysical data is supportive of the geochemical and geological interpretations and provides further confidence for the company’s 2022 drill campaign.
“Since the discovery of near surface, high grade Sedex-type mineralization at the B-9 zone in 2018, we have outlined an additional 10 km of very prospective and unexplored base and precious metals drill targets. We are very excited to have started drilling again at our new Fox East and Keel targets and to progress south, to drill the very large and unexplored Echo South and B-9 targets.”
Additional zinc and precious metals targets occur along the Main Trend and will be considered for future drill programs.
To date, five drill holes have been completed at the Fox East silver-gold target and the Keel zinc +/- silver target. The $1.43 million 2022 exploration program is fully funded.
InZinc Mining Ltd. (IZN) is engaged in the acquisition and exploration of mineral exploration and evaluation assets in the United States and Canada. The exploration projects of the company include the West Desert property, PX property, and Indy property.
InZinc (IZN) is down 8.33 per cent and is trading at $0.055 per share as of 1:20 p.m. ET.