Highlights

  • Samples were taken along ridges at 100-metre spacing over historical prospects and 200-metre spacing elsewhere.
  • After quarter end, the company reported 163 samples from Gradina on the Vagan licence, analysed at ALS in Bor, Serbia.
  • Of the samples, 42 were above that level and 19 above 1,000 parts per million.
  • The company notes that Zanik and Chaush lie adjacent to an operating mine, and that other explorers hold neighbouring ground.

Regener8 Resources (ASX:R8R) NL has reported a September 2026 quarter in which it concentrated exploration on its Srebrenica North Project in Bosnia and Herzegovina, held through its subsidiary Orichalcum d.o.o. After quarter end it completed the divestment of its Kookynie tenements in Western Australia, announced on 20 October 2026, leaving it with Bosnian licences and one New South Wales exploration licence.

Soil Sampling And Geophysics

The business states it has collected 82% of 1,186 planned soil samples, including work after quarter end, with the remainder due in late October and November 2026. Samples were taken along ridges at 100-metre spacing over historical prospects and 200-metre spacing elsewhere. About 17% of results have been received. Peak values reported were 6,517 parts per million combined zinc and lead, 15.3 g/t silver and 397 parts per million antimony, previously announced on 7 September 2026.

A ground-magnetic survey has been completed over the Zanik and Gradina prospects. The company describes it as the first modern geophysical exploration across the licence area in more than 50 years, and processing is under way. Geological mapping is planned for the December quarter.

Gradina And Dolovi Results

After quarter end, the company reported 163 samples from Gradina on the Vagan licence, analysed at ALS in Bor, Serbia. It describes a coherent silver-zinc-lead-antimony anomaly about 1,500 metres north-south by 900 metres east-west above 400 parts per million combined zinc and lead. Of the samples, 42 were above that level and 19 above 1,000 parts per million.

On the Dolovi licence, 132 samples from the north and east of Chaush were mostly background, with a peak of 442 parts per million combined zinc and lead. A further 211 samples are still being collected. Soil anomalies are indicators for follow-up, not mineralisation, and trenching and drilling are planned only after the soil and geophysical results are interpreted.

Project Context

The two Bosnian licences cover about 74 square kilometres in the Srebrenica Mining District. The company notes that Zanik and Chaush lie adjacent to an operating mine, and that other explorers hold neighbouring ground. It also cautions that historical Yugoslav-era results are not JORC 2012 compliant and have not been independently validated.

Corporate And Financial

The company issued 14,587,180 shortfall shares at A$0.10 under its entitlement offer, raising A$1,458,718 before costs. Dave Malesic became Managing Director and CEO, and Craig McNab company secretary, on 1 September 2026.

For Kookynie, the company says the buyer, Goldarc Resources, will provide 21,428,571 Goldarc shares valued at A$0.07 each, about A$1.5 million, plus A$1.0 million of contingent consideration, around A$2.5 million in total. The contingent amount is not assured, and the value of the shares will vary.

The Appendix 5B shows closing cash of A$2.693 million at 30 September 2026, up from A$1.933 million, with no debt facilities. Operating outflow was A$238,000, investing outflow A$273,000 (A$268,000 on exploration) and financing inflow A$1.27 million. Related-party payments were A$147,000. The company estimates 5.32 quarters of funding at current spending.

Next Milestones

The company lists remaining soil assays in late October and November, ground-magnetic results in early to mid November, and geological mapping in the December quarter. Trenching and drilling would follow, depending on results.

Points To Note

The report has some timing inconsistencies about sampling phases, for example the numbering of sampling phases and whether the final batches had been completed. The company also says soil assays are verified and interpreted before they are reported to the ASX, so further results may be released only after that work is done and their significance remains unknown.