Irving Resources completes first drill hole at Yamagano mining right in Japan

By Public Technologies
  • Irving Resources completed a 699.7-meter drill hole at the Yamagano joint venture in Japan on September 28, 2026; assays remain pending.
  • A second hole, planned at 800 meters, began October 27 within Shimadzu’s Yamagano mining right.
  • Both holes target previously unrecognized mineralization beneath younger volcanic rock and along the eastern extension of known mineralized veins.
  • Government authorization covers up to six drill pads and eight holes within the mining right.
  • Newmont holds 60% of the joint venture, Sumitomo owns 12.5%, and Irving holds 27.5%.


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