en.Wedoany.com Reported - Australian-listed exploration company Regener8 Resources NL (ASX: R8R) announced on June 9, 2026, that it has initiated the first systematic soil sampling at the Srebrenica North Polymetallic Project in eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina. The sampling program covers two priority targets, Zanik and Još, within the Dolovi license area, with approximately 9,222 samples collected at a line spacing of about 100 meters, deployed along ridge lines and tributaries.

Regener8 Resources is an exploration company headquartered in Perth, Australia, focusing on the exploration and development of polymetallic minerals including silver, copper, antimony, zinc, and lead. It also holds multiple exploration projects in Western Australia and New South Wales. The Srebrenica North Project, the company's flagship asset, is located within the Tethyan Metallogenic Belt, covering approximately 80 square kilometers and comprising two exploration licenses: Vagan and Dolovi. The license area is adjacent to the producing Sase lead-zinc-silver mine and the Veliki Majdan lead-zinc mine operated by Mineco Group, and is also close to the Viogor-Zanik exploration project of Terra Balcanica Resources Inc. (CSE: TERA), a Canadian-listed company.

This soil sampling represents the first modern systematic exploration in the license area in over fifty years. The project area contains remnants of medieval mining activities, including adits, shafts, and slag heaps. Based on historical exploration data, the Zanik target returned results of 412 g/t silver, 21.9% lead, 7.3% zinc, and 0.9% antimony from a 1975 trench grab sample. Recent grab sampling in 2026 also yielded high-grade results of 210 g/t silver, 11.1% lead, and 4.7% zinc.

At the Zanik target, surface waste rock piles covering approximately 2 hectares indicate large-scale medieval mining activities. A 1977 stream sediment sampling returned a maximum lead anomaly of 680 ppm downstream of the historical mining area, compared to 300 ppm upstream. Recent field inspections also identified iron cap breccia veins ranging from 1 to 3 meters in width, as well as quartz veins containing visible galena, sphalerite, and pyrite. At the Još target, although multiple lead-zinc mineralized structures are marked on geological maps, there is no record of historical mining. The correlation between magnetic anomalies and alteration zones and mineralized structures makes it a potential target for subsequent ground magnetic surveys.

Regener8 Resources has completed the acquisition of the local entity Orichalcum d.o.o., securing 100% ownership of the project. The results of this soil sampling will be used to determine targets for subsequent infill sampling, detailed geophysical surveys, and the first drill testing. The company plans to initiate area-wide sampling and ground magnetic surveys in the coming weeks.

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