Kuniko’s drilling program extends its Silica Hill silver-gold system in New South Wales by about 100 metres. The company reports that new drill holes intersect visible sulphides both up-dip and down-dip from a previously reported high-grade “bonanza” style result.
Both outlets describe the intersections as a positive sign for potential expansion of the system, suggesting continuity of mineralisation beyond the earlier discovery area. The reporting focuses on the geographic extension achieved through the additional drilling and the geological features observed in the new holes.
While the two sources align on the main findings—an approximately 100-metre extension and visible sulphides around the earlier bonanza zone—neither provides further detail on resource estimates, assay grades, or timelines. The coverage therefore remains centred on early drilling indications rather than confirmed changes to Mineral Resource figures.
