Tertiary Minerals PLC (AIM:TYM, OTC:TTIRF) managing director Richard Belcher talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the latest drill results from the Mushima North project in Zambia. The company announced that silver mineralisation has been extended by 225 metres to the north, with the zone remaining open-ended. Belcher said: “We’re really happy with these initial results… the silver mineralisation remains open-ended. So, a great start to the results from this drill program.” He explained that drilling at Target A1 delivered the highest silver and copper grades reported to date, with mineralisation intersected just 5 to 10 metres from surface. According to Belcher, this supports the potential for open-pit style extraction, noting that “having those high-grade zones within the broad, consistent silver grades are great for potential economics when we get to this stage further down the line.” The managing director also confirmed that further assays are pending and that mineralisation remains open both to the north and at depth, representing potential upside for future drilling campaigns. In addition, Tertiary is advancing mineralogical and metallurgical studies to better understand how the silver and associated metals are hosted, with initial results expected within a month. Looking ahead, Belcher highlighted that investors should also watch for updates from Cobalt Metals’ ongoing work at the Konkola West joint venture, where drilling is continuing towards a potential ore zone. For more videos from Proactive, don’t forget to give this video a like, subscribe to our channel, and enable notifications to stay updated. #TertiaryMinerals #SilverMining #CopperExploration #MushimaNorth #ZambiaMining #DrillResults #Metallurgy #MiningInvestment #NaturalResources #CopperAndSilver