InZinc Extends High-Grade Sedex Trend at Indy With New Replacement Discovery

InZinc Mining ( (TSE:IZN) ) has issued an announcement.

InZinc Mining has identified high-grade replacement Sedex mineralization at the B-9 Apex Zone of its Indy project, confirming that both primary and replacement styles of Sedex mineralization are present across the 1,000-metre drill-defined B-9 Zone. The B-9 trend now extends 2.2 kilometres, with 1.2 kilometres of coincident geophysical and geochemical anomalies remaining untested along strike and drill permits already in place for a 2026 program.

The newly defined B-9 Apex Zone hosts very high-grade zinc, lead and silver within a 58-metre mineralized envelope and remains open for expansion in all directions, underscoring the potential for larger, higher-grade and more laterally extensive deposits at Indy. Recognition of replacement-style mineralization, analogous to major Sedex systems such as Red Dog in Alaska, materially enhances the perceived scale and grade potential of the project and may strengthen InZinc’s strategic position in the zinc exploration sector.

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InZinc Mining Ltd. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on zinc, lead, silver, gallium and barite, with its flagship 100%-owned Indy Sedex project located in central British Columbia. The company is targeting sedimentary exhalative (Sedex) deposits, a key global source of zinc and associated critical metals, positioning itself within a high-potential but geographically limited deposit type.

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