- InZinc Mining (IZN) is releasing the final exploration results from its 2021 drill program at the company’s Indy Zinc and Precious Metals Project
- The project is located in Central British Columbia
- InZinc selectively re-analyzed 46 soil samples from the Phase 1 2021 sampling program and detected gold in variable amounts ranging from detection level in soil
- The highest gold results coincide with an area of high silver and a suite of other metals present in soil which contribute to the outline of the Fox target
- InZinc Mining is unchanged, trading at $0.70 at 9:30 a.m. EST
InZinc Mining (IZN) has released the final exploration results from its 2021 drill program at the company’s Indy Zinc and Precious Metals Project.
The project is located in central British Columbia.
Since the 2018 discovery of high-grade Sedex-type zinc mineralization and follow-up drilling, InZinc has outlined an additional 10 km of base and precious metal drill targets at Indy which remain to be tested.
InZinc selectively re-analyzed 46 soil samples from the Phase 1 2021 sampling program for gold content at the project’s Fox silver target. The area had returned a broad range of silver in soil results within the 1.2 km length of the Fox target.
Re-analysis found that gold is present in variable amounts ranging from detection level in soil. This is a new development for the Vancouver-based company.
The highest gold results coincide with an area of high silver and a suite of other metals present in soil which contribute to the outline of the Fox target.
The company has now contracted a company to carry out an airborne geophysical survey covering a 28-km length of the Indy project. Survey work is expected to take place in the second quarter.
InZinc Mining is unchanged, trading at $0.70 at 9:30 a.m. EST.
