Germanium Mining News in Ireland

Group Eleven Resources Corp.
Group Eleven Resources Corp.
ZNG.V
Ireland
Drill Results

Group Eleven Reports Significantly Higher Germanium Grades at Ballywire with Better Accuracy Assay Method

Group Eleven Resources Corp. announced significantly higher germanium grades at its Ballywire discovery in Ireland, following re-analysis of drill core samples using a new, more accurate sodium peroxide fusion assay method. The new method returned germanium grades that are 68% higher on average, with individual intercepts reaching up to 94.6 g/t Ge over wide intervals, coincident with high grades of zinc and associated metals. The company has a robust treasury and a fully funded drill program underway, with further re-analysis of samples pending.

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Group Eleven Resources Corp.
Group Eleven Resources Corp.
GRLVF
Ireland
Drill Results

Group Eleven Reports Significantly Higher Germanium Grades at Ballywire with Better Accuracy Assay Method

Group Eleven Resources Corp. announced significantly higher germanium grades at its Ballywire discovery in Ireland, following re-analysis of drill core samples using a new, more accurate sodium peroxide fusion assay method. The new method revealed germanium grades up to 334% higher than the previous method, with an average increase of 68% across 220 samples from five drill holes. These improved results, including high-grade intercepts up to 94 g/t Ge, are considered a key value driver for the project, although metallurgical test work is yet to be completed.

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Group Eleven Resources
Group Eleven Resources
ZNG
Ireland
Drill Results

Group Eleven Re-Assays Unlock 68% Grade Jump in Ballywire Germanium from 67,000m Drilling Campaign

Group Eleven Resources has re-analysed 220 germanium samples from five Ballywire drill holes using a more accurate sodium peroxide fusion method, resulting in an average grade increase of 68%. The new results include high-grade intercepts such as 0.97m at 94.6 g/t germanium, potentially adding a strategic byproduct credit to the existing zinc-lead-silver-copper discovery.

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