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Eloro Targets Major Resource Growth at Bolivia’s Iska Iska Project
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- May 21, 2026
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Eloro Resources Ltd Senior Vice President of Corporate Development Chris Holden joined Steve Darling from Proactive at the company’s OTC studio in New York City to discuss ongoing development at the Iska Iska polymetallic project in southern Bolivia and the company’s plans for a significant resource expansion program. Holden explained that the Iska Iska project hosts a broad suite of minerals, including zinc, lead, silver and tin, while also containing critical minerals such as antimony, indium and bismuth. He highlighted the growing strategic importance of these materials as governments and industries increasingly focus on securing stable supply chains for critical resources. The discussion centered on the substantial amount of exploration work already completed at the project and the considerable upside still remaining. To date, Eloro Resources has completed approximately 120,000 metres of drilling at Iska Iska, building a large geological database and helping define the scale of the mineralized system. Despite the extensive drilling completed so far, Holden emphasized that the deposit remains only partially tested. He noted that current exploration has covered only about 30% to 40% of the broader system, leaving considerable room for additional discoveries and resource expansion. The company’s next phase includes an ambitious 40,000-metre drilling campaign focused on expansion and step-out drilling. The objective is to significantly increase the current indicated resource, which management said stands at approximately 85 million tonnes, with a goal of potentially growing the resource base toward more than 140 million tonnes. Eloro is also advancing toward important development milestones. Management expects to complete a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) later t…