Iltani Resources (ASX:ILT) is pushing ahead at the Orient silver-indium deposit in Queensland, where the company has already defined a 62.5-million-tonne mineral resource estimate across Orient East and West.
Managing Director Donald Garner explains why there is still plenty of track left to lay:
- Big base: Orient hosts 62.5 million tonnes @ 81.5g/t silver equivalent
- ‘Higher-grade’ core: 34.2 million tonnes @ 110.4g/t silver equivalent
- More room: Orient East and West remain open along strike and at depth
- Untested ground: Other parts of the wider Orient system are still waiting
- Metallurgy: Historical test work supports separate zinc-indium-silver and lead-silver concentrates
The Orient Express already has some weight behind it.
Now Iltani wants to see how far the line runs.
About the guest and company:
Donald Garner is the managing director of Iltani Resources, an Australian explorer and developer focused on silver, base metals, and critical minerals. Its flagship Orient silver-indium deposit near Herberton in Far North Queensland is Australia’s largest known silver-lead-zinc-indium deposit.
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