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Infinity Metals

Infinity strikes with assay results

Infinity Metals (ASX:INF) has announced assay results from the Cobungra Project from drilling conducted in December 2025.

The company received assays from reverse circulation drilling, the initial composite samples from Comstock prospects within the Cobungra Project, located in the northern Victorian portion of the Lachlan Ford Belt. 

Drill results received include 5.35m @ 4.7 grams per tonne gold and 334.2g/t silver from 143m, including 1.3m @ 11.5g/t gold and 906g/t silver; 2.9m @ 0.7g/t gold and 134g/t silver from 58m; and 0.75m @ 3.7g/t gold and 185g/t gold from 64m. 

The program drilled six holes for 477m, and returned with “low-moderate” gold and silver. 

The company will return anomalous assay grades submitted as 1m individual samples from composite samples. 

Infinity seeks to develop projects and mine resources to provide long term, low cost, and sustainable operations. 

Write to Paige Furner at Mining.com.au   

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