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Taranis Resources Inc. (OTCQB: TNREF) regularly publishes detailed technical updates on its exploration work at the Thor Project in southeast British Columbia. The company’s news flow focuses on expanding a near-surface epithermal precious and base metal deposit and investigating deeper intrusive-related targets using drilling, geophysics and geochemistry.
Recent Taranis news releases describe discoveries such as the Borr Zone, a new epithermal mineralized area southeast of the main Thor deposit, and extensive work around rockslide features including the Ferguson Rockslide and the Mountain Goat Creek Rockslide. These updates explain how LIDAR mapping, gossanous seep sampling and rockslide analysis are being used to identify concealed mineralization beyond the current NI 43-101 Mineral Resource.
Investors following TNREF news can also read about deep drilling over geophysical targets known as I-1 and Z-900/1300, mass-balance alteration studies that quantify metasomatism around a suspected intrusive body, and refinement of targets in the Horton area west of the Thor deposit. Company communications often include assay tables, geophysical interpretations and descriptions of alteration minerals that help contextualize exploration results.
This news page aggregates Taranis Resources announcements related to drilling campaigns, new mineralized zones, geophysical and geochemical studies, permitting for a 10,000 tonne bulk sample and acquisition of additional mineral tenure. For readers tracking the evolution of the Thor Project and the company’s technical thesis, it provides a centralized view of ongoing exploration progress and geological interpretations.
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF) reports early results from integrated work that expands its Thor project to a >6,000-hectare contiguous land package in the historic Silver Cup Mining District, southeastern British Columbia. Compilation of historic soils, drilling, airborne/ground geophysics and mine records defines a potential 14 km district-scale mineralized system and numerous undrilled high-grade epithermal veins. Taranis joined a 1989 airborne magnetic survey with its 2022 magnetotelluric survey to cover 14 km and identified multiple lamprophyre dykes, structural controls (Silver Cup Anticline), and target areas (Nortran, Borr, One O'clock) for 2026 drill testing.
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF) reported updated 3D deposit modelling at the Thor Project on March 18, 2026, showing the known Thor epithermal deposit is flanked by larger targets. Key findings: epithermal mineralization dated 145 (+/-3) MYA, mineralization extends 1.3 km beyond Thor, and the new Borr Zone may be about 5x the size of the existing deposit.
Two high-priority targets—Nortran (west) and expanded Borr (east)—will anchor 2026 exploration planning and drilling.
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF) reported 2026 exploration plans at the Thor project after airborne EM surveys identified conductive anomalies east and downslope of the Thor deposit, including a newly defined Borr Zone.
Drill intercepts (Thor-256/257) confirm down-dip continuity beyond a lamprophyre dyke, supporting targeted 2026 drilling to test expansion of the Thor epithermal system.
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF) plans district-scale 2026 exploration in the historic Silver Cup Mining District, expanding its Thor project to over 6,000 hectares and reporting the NI 43-101 compliant Thor deposit at 2.3 km strike. The company plans a 10,000-tonne metallurgical bulk sample in 2026 and will expand airborne magnetic and magnetotelluric surveys across its newly acquired land. Compilation work suggests the Thor southeast extension may underlie the lidar-delineated Ferguson rockslide and could extend the deposit up to 5.3 km if confirmed. Taranis is seeking regulatory approval to access east Ferguson Creek and will continue drilling the newly discovered Borr Zone.
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF) expanded its Silver Cup Mining District holdings to over 6,000 hectares by acquiring mineral tenures south and east of the Thor deposit, uniting multiple historic, past-producing silver mines into a contiguous land package.
Recent 2025 drilling identified the Borr Zone (down-dip of Thor) with an intercept of 5.25 m @ 26.2 g/t Ag, 0.163 g/t Au, 3.55% Pb+Zn. The company holds a permitted 10,000-tonne bulk sample and reported 2025 grab sampling at Ajax with a high-grade gold grab of 19.90 g/t Au. Taranis reported consultation delays (120+ days) under BC's MCCF for recently acquired claims.
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF) reports that 2024–2025 deep drilling and geophysics at the Thor property identified lamprophyre intrusive dykes and widespread alteration beneath the known Thor deposit. In 2025 Taranis discovered the Borr Zone east of the lamprophyre system, indicating the epithermal system remains intact and open at depth. The company holds a 6,500 Ha land position in the Silver Cup District and plans deep drilling focused on expanding Thor downward.
Taranis Resources (TSX.V:TRO / OTCQB:TNREF) summarized 2025 surface exploration at the Thor epithermal project on December 15, 2025, reporting new targets that extend the deposit in at least three directions.
Key facts: soil up to 1.4 g/t Au at Horton; outcrop at Donkey Pit to 0.617 g/t Au and 27 g/t Ag; float samples at Mountain Goat Creek up to 2.81 g/t Au; a 500m x 500m circular conductivity body to 700m depth under Gold Pit; multiple targets are drill‑ready and permitted. The company has 102,421,487 shares outstanding (119,972,613 fully diluted).
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF) reports surface geochemical results from the south end of the Thor epithermal system, where a newly mapped Ferguson Rockslide (2.3 km long x 0.8 km wide) conceals bedrock. Gossanous seep assays at the toe returned up to 6.690 g/t Au and 2.45 g/t Ag (sample X-1), with multiple additional anomalous gold and silver values from seeps, streams and colluvium.
Sampling also found anomalous gold uphill of drill hole Thor-255 consistent with a northwest extension of the Borr Zone. Taranis recorded 102,421,487 shares outstanding.
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF / TSXV:TRO) reported a new near-surface epithermal precious and base metal discovery named Borr, located 1,400 m southeast of the south end of the Thor epithermal deposit.
Drill hole Thor-256 intersected mineralization soon after hitting bedrock; visible massive pyrite, sphalerite, galena and tetrahedrite were logged. Analytical averages over the reported upper interval (5.25 m) include Ag 26.2 g/t, Au 163 ppb, Pb 1.39%, Zn 2.15% and combined Pb+Zn 3.55%. The area does not outcrop and has no historic workings, and Taranis says Borr may allow expansion of the existing Thor NI 43-101 Mineral Resource.
QA/QC: samples were submitted to Actlabs (ISO 17025), with standards every tenth sample; results were overseen by Qualified Person John Gardiner (P.Geo.). Taranis has 102,421,487 shares outstanding (119,972,613 fully diluted).
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF) completed 2025 field work at the Thor project and reports exploration progress including drilling, new claim acquisitions and bulk-sample planning.
Key facts: 2,505 m of diamond drilling (five holes), acquisition of 1,634 ha of adjacent mineral tenure, and planning for a 10,000 t bulk sample. XRF and follow-up Actlabs analyses are underway and final assay and bulk-sample details will be released when certified.