Renegade Exploration (ASX:RNX) has reported rock chip results up to 1,013 grams per ton silver and 8.6g/t gold at the Broken Hills Project in Nevada, confirming and extending the extent of the silver-gold zone that was reported in July 2025.
The epithermal silver-gold-arsenic-molybdenum zone is now interpreted to be over 2km in length.
Previous rock chip results include 2,469g/t silver and 5.36g/t gold; 1,484g/t silver and 6.67g/t gold; and 1,464g/t silver and 6.99g/t gold.
Exploration Chairman Robert Kirtlan says that “amid booming gold and silver prices, and growth in demand for metal supply, these preliminary field work results at Broken Hills are exciting and have increased the potential of an epithermal style gold and silver zone over 2km”.
“Encouraging field work results at Broken Hills and Caisson is rewarding the company’s vision and increasing the opportunity for success given their proximity to recent and historical gold-silver and copper discoveries.”
The Broken Hills Project sits within the Walker Lane Trend which hosts a number of other deposits.
Renegade will continue to investigate the silver-gold mineralised zones, verifying continuity and starting drill hole planning for the upcoming season.
Renegade Exploration is an Australian based exploration and development company with assets in both Australia and North America.
Write to Amy Rotman at Mining.com.au
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