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Taranis Resources ( (TSE:TRO) ) has shared an update.
Taranis Resources has identified a series of electromagnetic conductors east and downslope of its Thor deposit, including the newly defined Borr Zone, which is interpreted as the down‑dip continuation of the main epithermal system beyond a lamprophyre dyke. Recent drilling and 3D modelling suggest this area, which has seen little historical work, could significantly expand the Thor mineral resource by linking it with high‑grade historic mines along the Silver Cup Anticline.
The company’s work also indicates that a lamprophyre dyke previously truncated past exploration efforts, implying the Thor deposit may be more equidimensional than previously thought and that holes Thor‑256 and Thor‑257 have intersected its lower portion. In parallel, Taranis has highlighted 19 untested EM anomalies near high‑grade float at Horton, pointing to a broader pipeline of targets that could reshape the project’s scale and regional importance if future drilling confirms substantial mineralization.
More about Taranis Resources
Taranis Resources Inc. is a mineral exploration company focused on the Thor project in British Columbia, which lies within a five‑kilometre, northwest‑trending corridor of historic silver, gold and base‑metal mines. The company targets epithermal vein systems associated with the Silver Cup Anticline, aiming to expand known resources in a district with multiple past‑producing operations.
Average Trading Volume: 24,193
Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell
Current Market Cap: C$19.46M
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