Group Eleven Resources is pivoting its focus at the Ballywire discovery in Ireland to prioritize a copper-silver system over its original zinc-lead-silver find. The company plans an extensive 70,000m drilling program through 2027 to test remaining gravity anomalies and a potential new target near Glencore's Pallas Green deposit.
Group Eleven Resources announced high-grade drill results from its Ballywire discovery in Ireland, including a 270-metre step-out that significantly extends the known mineralization. Hole 26-2654-04 returned 6.3 metres of 7.9% Zn+Pb and 14 g/t Ag, while hole 26-468-26 intersected 7.4 metres of 10.1% Zn+Pb and 36 g/t Ag. The company also noted a potential parallel zone of mineralization and is fully funded for its ongoing 67,000-metre drill campaign.
Group Eleven Resources announced assay results from five drill holes at its Ballywire discovery in Ireland, highlighted by a 270m step-out hole (26-2654-04) that intersected 24.2m of 2.8% Zn+Pb, including 6.3m of 7.9% Zn+Pb and 14 g/t Ag. Another hole (26-468-26) returned 7.4m of 10.1% Zn+Pb and 36 g/t Ag, filling a 390m gap. These results extend the strike length of higher-grade mineralization by 17% to 1.87km, with mineralization now intersected over 3.2km within a 6.0km prospective trend.
Group Eleven Resources has extended its Ballywire zinc-lead-silver strike by 17% through successful step-out drilling into untested ground. The new intercepts also confirmed the presence of a deeper copper-silver mineralised horizon, supporting the company's stacked two-horizon deposit model.
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.
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.
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.
Group Eleven Resources announced highly positive assay results from four drill holes at its Ballywire discovery in Ireland, including a significant 710m step-out and initial mineralization at a new 'Anomaly A'. The results demonstrate substantial expansion potential for the project, with multiple high-grade intercepts of copper, silver, zinc, and lead. The company is well-funded for continued aggressive exploration.
Group Eleven has discovered a new zone of mineralization at the Stonepark Project, 550m from the existing Mineral Resource Estimate. The step-out hole 26-2638-07 intersected high-grade zinc and lead, including an intercept of 0.95m at 21.67% Zn+Pb.
Group Eleven Resources announced high-grade drill results from its Ballywire discovery in Ireland, including 6.9m of 18.3% Zn+Pb and 86 g/t Ag in a 50m step-out. Additionally, a 275m step-out hole intersected 4.7m of 67 g/t Ag and 0.88% Cu, significantly extending the known strike length of deeper copper-silver mineralization to approximately 700m. These results confirm the expansion potential of the project, with true widths estimated at 90-100% of downhole intervals and robust QA/QC procedures in place.
