Latest Zinc of Ireland (ASX:ZMI) News

Zinc of Ireland NL reported steady progress in its December 2025 quarter, highlighting sulphide intersections at its Mt Clere base metals project and ongoing geophysical work in Ireland’s Rathdowney Trend. The company ended the quarter with A$0.3 million cash on hand while actively evaluating new opportunities.

Zinc of Ireland NL reported steady progress across its Irish and Australian projects in Q3 2025, with significant geochemical and geophysical surveys underway and drilling completed at Mt Clere awaiting assay results.

Zinc of Ireland NL has completed key drilling at its Mt Clere Project in Western Australia, intersecting broad sulphide zones, while refining its zinc-lead portfolio in Ireland with ongoing gravity surveys. The company holds a solid cash position of approximately A$1.25 million as it pursues further exploration and potential acquisitions.

Zinc of Ireland NL’s maiden drilling at Mt Clere has intersected sulphide zones consistent with SEDEX-style mineralisation, highlighting promising base metal potential at the Robin 21 anomaly. Two diamond drill holes totaling over 1,100 metres reveal encouraging geological signatures ahead of detailed assays.

Zinc of Ireland NL has kicked off its inaugural drilling campaign at the Mt Clere project in Western Australia, targeting the large and previously untested ‘Robin 21’ geophysical anomaly. This move revives interest in a site last partially explored by BHP nearly three decades ago.

Zinc of Ireland NL advances its strategic footprint with an 80% earn-in at the Mt Clere Project in WA, preparing for imminent drilling, while rationalizing its Irish tenements and exiting Canadian assets.

Zinc of Ireland NL has applied for a new exploration licence in Western Australia's Murchison region, signaling a strategic pivot towards gold while refining its zinc and lead assets in Ireland and exiting Canadian holdings.