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Tinka Resources Limited reports developments for a mineral exploration and development company focused on base and precious metals projects. Its recurring updates center on the Ayawilca zinc-silver-tin project in Peru, including mineral resource and technical-report matters, the Colquipucro silver deposit, and a separate tin resource.
Company news also covers exploration at the Silvia gold-copper property in Peru, including drilling, assays, permitting and skarn-style mineralization, as well as Tinka's minority carried interest and technical role at the Huwaymidan gold project in Saudi Arabia. Other recurring announcements include OTC market status, market-making arrangements, governance communications and statements on market activity.
Tinka Resources Limited (OTC PINK: TKRFF) has initiated a 7,000 metre drill program at its Ayawilca zinc-silver project in Peru. The 20-hole program aims to convert inferred resources to indicated resources and explore down-dip mineralization extensions. Two drill rigs are currently operating, with a third expected soon. The Ayawilca zone holds an estimated 1.8 billion pounds of zinc and 5.8 million ounces of silver in the indicated category. Tinka plans to share drill results as they become available, while prioritizing health protocols amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tinka Resources Limited (OTC PINK:TKRFF) announced a new approximately 7,000 metre drill program at its Ayawilca zinc-silver project in Peru, set to begin by the end of September 2020. The program will include about 20 diamond drill holes targeting high-grade zinc and silver mineralization identified in earlier drilling. Key targets include West Ayawilca and the Colqui Silver Zone. The company is implementing strict COVID-19 health protocols to ensure safety during operations. The completion of the drill program is anticipated by early 2021, although delays may occur due to the pandemic.