Regener8 Resources (ASX:R8R) NL , an exploration company with ordinary shares listed on the ASX, reported in its quarterly activities report for the period ended 30 September 2026 that early soil sampling at its Srebrenica North project in Bosnia and Herzegovina has returned kilometre-scale anomalies for silver, zinc, lead and antimony. The company is targeting silver, zinc, lead and antimony there, and also holds the North Achilles project in New South Wales, which it describes as prospective for gold, silver and copper. The report was released on 29 October 2026.

Soil sampling results

About 82 per cent of 1,186 planned soil samples have been collected. Results are available for roughly 17 per cent of them, and the company said these show kilometre-scale anomalies with peak values of 6,517 parts per million zinc plus lead, 15.3 grams per tonne silver and 397 parts per million antimony. After the quarter ended, the company reported a coherent anomaly at Gradina measuring about 1,500 metres by 900 metres, in which 19 of 163 samples exceeded 1,000 parts per million zinc plus lead.

At Dolovi, Phase 2 results for 132 samples were mostly background, with a peak of 442 parts per million zinc plus lead. A ground-magnetic survey has been completed, which the company said is the first modern geophysics over the licence area in more than 50 years. Exploration spending in the quarter was $268,000.

Cash and funding

Cash at quarter end was $2.69 million, up from $1.93 million. Operating outflow was $238,000 and net cash used in investing was $273,000. The company completed a shortfall placement of 14,587,180 shares at $0.10 each, raising $1.46 million before costs, with $181,000 of transaction costs. It estimated a funding runway of about 5.3 quarters at current outflows and has no undrawn facilities. Related-party payments of $147,000 covered directors' fees, consulting and salaries.

After the quarter, the company completed the divestment of its Kookynie project, receiving 21.4 million Goldarc shares, valued by the company at about $1.5 million at $0.07 per share, plus $1.0 million of contingent consideration, for a total of about $2.5 million. The contingent portion is conditional and is not cash received, and the value of the share component will move with the Goldarc share price.

Corporate changes

Dave Malesic was appointed Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer on 1 September 2026, and Craig McNab became Company Secretary from the same date.

Risks and caveats

The report states that the historical exploration results it refers to have not been reported in accordance with the JORC Code 2012 and have not been independently validated, and that confidence in them may be reduced under that code. The company said the soil results are still being verified and interpreted before they are formally reported. Soil anomalies are indicators of where mineralisation might occur and are not Mineral Resources, and no drilling results are reported in this release. Trenching and drilling will also require further funding, given the company's current cash burn.

Next milestones

These steps are exploration stages rather than development decisions. The sequence set out by the company runs from completing sample collection, through interpretation of soil and geophysical data, to geological mapping and then planning for trenching and drilling. The results reported so far cover only a minority of the planned samples, so the picture may change as the remaining results are verified and reported.

The remaining soil samples at Srebrenica North are due to be collected from late October to November 2026, as are the remaining 211 Phase 2 samples at Dolovi. Geophysics results are expected in November 2026, although the report also refers to early November in one place. Geological mapping is planned for the fourth quarter of 2026, followed by planning for trenching and drilling.