Key Highlights

  • Reconnaissance assays at the Hillside project in the Pilbara returned up to 9.4% copper and 163 grams per tonne of silver.
  • Drilling at Hillside is expected to begin before the end of the year, following heritage clearance across 10 proposed drill areas.
  • The Tanjil Dome gold anomaly in Victoria has been extended to about 1 kilometre, with surface results up to 3.70 grams per tonne gold.
  • A second target, Good Hope, has been defined over at least 1.5 kilometres.

Infinity (ASX:IMI) released its quarterly activities report for the period ending 30 September 2026 on 30 October 2026. The company reports early-stage exploration results from two projects, Hillside in Western Australia's Pilbara region and Tanjil Dome in Victoria. The report describes early-stage results of notable grade, and it also details drilling plans and additional target definition.

Hillside Exploration Results

Reconnaissance assays from the Hillside project returned up to 9.4% copper, 163 grams per tonne silver, 0.7 grams per tonne gold and 0.7% zinc. The samples came from a 9 kilometre gossan corridor, which is an area of iron-rich surface rock often associated with mineralisation below.

Subsequent to the quarter, rock-chip assays up to 4.3% copper and 72.2 grams per tonne silver were reported, and the company announced that drilling will begin before the end of the year. Heritage clearance has been completed across 10 proposed drill areas.

Tanjil Dome and Good Hope

At Tanjil Dome in Victoria, the gold anomaly has been extended to about 1 kilometre, with new surface results up to 3.70 grams per tonne gold. Rock-chip samples also returned up to 48.7% antimony with 1.35 grams per tonne gold, supported by an antimony-arsenic soil anomaly.

The Good Hope target was defined over at least 1.5 kilometres. A surface grab sample at the target returned 12.91 grams per tonne gold.

Nature of the Results

The results are reconnaissance and surface sampling data. They indicate where mineralisation may occur but do not establish the tonnage or grade of any deposit.

The company's next steps are the planned drilling at Hillside and further work to test the extent of the anomalies at Tanjil Dome and Good Hope.

Final Word

Infinity's quarter produced a set of early-stage surface results across Hillside, Tanjil Dome and Good Hope, with drilling planned at Hillside before year end. The results are preliminary and point to areas for further testing. The company's drilling disclosures will show whether the surface anomalies extend at depth and at scale.