Tertiary Minerals reported its best silver-copper drilling results yet at the Mushima North project in Zambia, with an 82-meter intersection grading 107 grams per tonne silver equivalent starting just 8 meters deep. The hole included a 37-meter higher-grade section and ended in mineralisation, indicating potential for further expansion at the Discovery Zone. Additional holes also showed strong copper and silver grades, with one assay hitting 659 g/t silver, the highest to date. These results support the company's view that the mineralised zone remains open at depth, with ongoing drilling expected to refine the Exploration Target of 15-30 million tonnes at 40-60 g/t silver equivalent.
Tertiary Minerals' Mushima North project silver results stand out amid Basic Materials sector activity. For readers following Basic Materials, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 17, 2026 21:15 WIB: 25 of 31 US stocks rose, including BHP at USD 86.74 (+3.09%, 99% Buy), Newmont at USD 125.50 (+3.07%, 81% Sell), and Freeport-McMoRan at USD 71.35 (+3.03%, 57% Buy).
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