Meryllion Resources Begins Drilling at Tasmanian IAC REE Project
Meryllion Resources Corporation has commenced drilling at its ionic adsorption clay (IAC) hosted rare earths (REE) project in northeastern Tasmania, Australia. The 800 km² tenement package has shown promising sampling grades, with drilling designed to follow up on previous results. The program will involve approximately 400m of vertical holes at an average depth of 6m. Results are expected in 60 days. Additionally, Meryllion plans to start the permitting process for drilling at the Makenzie project in Nevada in Q1 2026.

Meryllion Resources Corporation has started drilling at its IAC hosted REE project in northeastern Tasmania, Australia. The project covers an 800 km² tenement area. Previous sampling reported grades up to 3,500 ppm TREE, including significant dysprosium and terbium concentrations.
The current drilling program will utilize open-hole RAB techniques, with around 400m of drilling planned at an average depth of 6m. Samples will be analyzed at ALS Chemex in Tasmania and a facility in South Australia.
Results are anticipated within 60 days. Meryllion also plans to initiate permitting for its Makenzie project in Nevada in Q1 2026.




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