Usha Resources Completes Induced Polarization Survey at Southern Arm Property

Usha Resources Ltd., a North American mineral acquisition and exploration company, announced the completion of an extended induced polarization survey at its Southern Arm property in Quebec. The survey, building on a 2024 initiative, aimed to evaluate geophysical zones and enhance exploration focus on potential sulphide-associated mineralization.

The 2025 IP survey expanded coverage by 40.33 line-kilometers, integrating with previous data to cover 9.7 square kilometers. The survey revealed nine polarizable trends across primary target areas, ranked for potential diamond drilling.

Key high-priority targets, IPSA-2 and IPSA-8, are linked to the Bapst fault, indicating significant mineralization opportunities. Secondary targets include IPSA-1, 4, 5, and 6, located in zinc-rich areas, requiring further exploration. Lower priority targets showed limited economic prospects but were identified for context and completeness.