Tethyan Resource Corp. reported assay results of 11 diamond drill holes totalling 1,867.5 metres at the Kizevak project in Serbia. Highlights: Drilling greatly extends mineralisation outside of the historic data, including the discovery of a blind, high-grade mineralised structure in hole KZDD-002, which returned 12.9 metres at 8.2% zinc, 98.3 g/t silver, 4.1% lead and 0.4 g/t gold (15.4% zinc equivalent) within a broader interval of 35.3 metres at 4.2% zinc, 46.7 g/t silver, 2.2% lead and 0.4 g/t gold (8.5% zinc equivalent) from 124.8 metres. Confirms the presence and tenor of mineralisation as shown in historic records, indicating good continuity of zinc-silver-lead mineralisation from surface to depths in excess of 200 metres. Identified broad mineralised halos to high grade structures that were not recognised in historic data due to selective sampling, better suited to an open pit target. Significant silver grades and indications of increasing gold grades at depth to be vectored towards in future drilling. Mineralisation remains open in all directions. Drilling confirmed that mineralisation occurs from surface and extends relatively continuously to in excess of 150 metres depth, where it remains open for expansion. Drill holes KZDD-008, KZDD-009 and KZDD-011 intersected a broad and continuous mineralised structure from surface to approximately 150 metres depth that remains open. 27.5 metres at 3.0% zinc, 20.2 g/t silver, 1.5% lead and 0.3 g/t gold for 5.5% ZnEq (KZDD-008, from 1.0 metre); including 12.1 metres at 5.5% zinc, 28.7 g/t silver, 2.0% lead and 0.5 g/t gold for 9.2% ZnEq. 19.7 metres at 3.2% zinc, 22.4 g/t silver, 1.6% lead and 0.2 g/t gold for 5.8% ZnEq. 18.2 metres at 3.6% zinc, 21.4 g/t silver, 1.7% lead and 0.2 g/t gold for 6.0% ZnEq (KZDD-011, from 94.8 metres). Additionally, drilling beneath shallow historic underground exploration adits, where there is no historic drill data, has the potential to significantly extend known mineralisation to depth. For example, KZDD-003 intercepted a 14 metre wide interval of mineralisation 80 metres down dip of a historic adit intercept and remains open. This is located in a 300-metre-long zone where there are only shallow exploratory adits and no historic drilling, representing a key area for future exploration. Broad Mineralised Widths: Tethyan drilled four twin holes (KZDD-002, KZDD-006, KZDD-008 and KZDD-009), which show good alignment with the position of historic mineralised intervals. However, typically the Tethyan holes have intercepted broader intervals than reported historically, which is interpreted to be a result of selective sampling of historic holes, causing a bias to narrower intervals of higher grades in the historic data. This therefore presents an opportunity to explore for a larger scale project than indicated by historic exploration data. 51.5 metres at 2.7% zinc, 15.4 g/t silver, 1.2% lead and 0.2 g/t gold for 4.2% ZnEq (KZDD-007, from 84.0 metres). Including 32 metres at 3.7% zinc, 21.8 g/t silver, 1.7% lead and 0.2 g/t gold for 6.4% ZnEq. Discovery of New Mineralised Zones: Exploration drilling has discovered a blind, sub-parallel structure in holes KZDD-002 and KZDD-011. This structure is wide and contains high grade zinc, silver, and lead with anomalous gold. There is potential for the discovery of additional sub-parallel mineralised zones with continued exploration. 35.3 metres at 4.2% zinc, 46.7 g/t silver, 2.2% lead and 0.4 g/t gold for 8.5% ZnEq (KZDD-002, from 124.8 metres). Including 12.9 metres at 8.2% zinc, 98.3 g/t silver, 4.1% lead and 0.4 g/t gold for 15.4% ZnEq. 5.0 metres at 4.9% zinc, 32 g/t silver, 2.4% lead and 0.3 g/t gold for 8.6% ZnEq (KZDD-011, from 127.0 metres). Significant Silver Grades: Historic drill core was generally only assayed for lead and zinc, whereas the Tethyan drill programme has shown the presence of significant silver and anomalous gold grades. For example, drill hole KZDD-002 includes an interval of 5 metres at 211 g/t silver, 14.9% zinc, 7.8% lead and 0.6 g/t gold (from 136.4m), and has a separate gold-elevated interval from 150m of 8.8 metres at 0.96 g/t gold, 40.3 g/t silver, 4.3% zinc and 2.6% lead. Tethyan's geologists have recognised that there may be potential for increasing gold grades to depth, a mineral zonation that is characteristic of epithermal vein-type deposits that represents a compelling target for future drilling. Recommencement of Drilling: Tethyan plans to immediately follow-up on these positive drill results with continued verification and exploration drilling, geophysical surveys, soil sampling, and metallurgical test work at Kizevak. Drilling will recommence with one rig in early September, with the addition of a second rig following the closing of the acquisition of Tethyan by Adriatic Metals Plc to produce a maiden mineral resource for Kizevak in 2021. Drill core samples were collected from half cut PQ and HQ diametre core, where the core was sawn along a pre-defined cutting line. Sample intervals were selected by the geologists based on geological criteria including presence of alteration and mineralisation, style of mineralisation and lithological contacts. Minimum sample lengths of 0.5 metres and maximum sample lengths of 2 metres were employed. Each sample weighed between 2 and 13 kg depending on the length of the sample and diametre of drill core. Sampling was only conducted on visually mineralized intervals, including 10 metres either side of the visually mineralised interval. Data verification was conducted by the Qualified Person including checking of detailed geological logs against core observations, core photographs and analytical results. In addition, digital data was verified using industry standard software to validate the drill database prior to entering data into the master database. No check assays have been conducted to date.