Buxton Resources (ASX:BUX) has uncovered evidence of a Broken Hill-style silver-lead-zinc system after taking a fresh look at drill holes first completed more than a decade ago.
We speak with Marty Moloney, managing director of Buxton Resources, about the discovery at the Zanthus Iron Project in Western Australia, why modern geochemistry changed the picture, and what’s next as exploration ramps up.
Key topics discussed:
- Zanthus: A potential Broken Hill-style silver-lead-zinc system
- Modern geochemistry: How old drill holes revealed a new opportunity
- What’s next: Electromagnetic surveys at Zanthus, drilling at the Madman Project, and news flow from Arizona, US
About the guest and company:
Marty Moloney is the managing director of Buxton Resources, an ASX-listed explorer advancing copper, gold, silver, and critical minerals projects across Western Australia and Arizona, US. The company is progressing a portfolio of greenfield discoveries through exploration and strategic partnerships.
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