Strickland Metals Strikes Base Metals at Obradov Potok

0:00Strickland Metals just scored some solid base metal hits from drilling at their Obradov Poetok spot in Serbia's massive Rogozna project, which already packs 8.6 million ounces gold equivalent. The standout was a 46 meter run with 0.3% lead, 0.6% zinc, and 2.4 grams per ton silver starting at 882.8 meters down. They backed it up with shorter, punchier intervals like 2.9 meters at 3.2% lead, 1.7% zinc, and 19.2 grams per ton silver. Deber holes hit more zinc and silver too, confirming carbonate replacement style mineralization along a key structural corridor tying into their 1.2 million ounce grading at deposit and other big zones. The managing director called this a priority upgrade, saying last year's Scottwork nailed significant lead zinc silver zones. It's got that outer halo vibe pointing to a larger copper gold scarring system underneath,

1:00just like what powers huge deposits elsewhere. Geophysics backs it with a major gravity anomaly, matching their top spots, highlighting intersecting structures right for more action. They're gearing up for follow-up drilling to test the core, while modeling results from their 5.3 million ounce equivalent Sean Act deposit. For an update this month. All this builds on Rogozna's 211 million ton resource at 1.3 grams per ton, blending gold, copper, silver, lead, and zinc. If Obradov product delivers that scarring heart, Strickland could push toward 10 million ounces gold equivalent on pure geology alone. All news powered by AI, this is Sydney News Today.