Iltani Resources has reported further outstanding assay results from its Orient silver-indium project in North Queensland, emphasising the potential of one of Australia’s largest silver-iridium projects.
The company’s drilling program revealed outstanding results from its so-called LinkZone, which connects Orient West and East. The final three holes of 2025 uncovered strong mineralisation, including one intercept of 10m at 111.7 grams per tonne (g/t) silver and 44.1 g/t indium.
Iltani managing director Donald Garner said the results highlighted the potential of the LinkZone to hose material mineralisation.
“The ‘Link Zone’ remains a high-priority target area and we will be drill testing this area after the wet season,” Garner said.
“This will be part of a larger drilling program planned to expand the current Orient West and Orient East resources and to follow up results from the geophysical surveys.”
Garner said the company plans to aggressively drill at the Orient and larger Herberton project, backed by the AU$8 million investment by the Queensland Investment Corporation.
“We plan to drill more holes for more metres in 2026 than we have drilled in 2024 and 2025 combined.”