Ironbark Zinc’s Danny Segman buys more stock

Ironbark Zinc Ltd (ASX:IBG) has had its non-executive director Danny Segman purchase 681,127 shares in the company through on-market purchases. This increases Segman’s overall holding in the company to 150.09 million shares. Segman is one of four board members and has a background in banking, construction and property development, and hotel operation. The company remains focused on advancing the development of the flagship Citronen Base Metals Project in Greenland. Citronen is one of the world’s largest undeveloped zinc deposits and is at an advanced post-feasibility stage. The project was been granted an Exploitation Licence in 2016, which is equivalent to a mining licence in Australia. ‘Jewel in the crown’ The Citronen Zinc-Lead Project offers a rare scale and grade combination with a long mining life in a unique jurisdiction. Ironbark considers Citronen the ‘jewel in the crown’ because the project has a 30-year mining lease and has 18 million tonnes at 8.24% zinc and lead with 14 million tonnes in measured and indicated resources. Notably, the high-grade zone is within a significantly larger resource of 132 million tonnes at 4.5% zinc and lead with potential for further regional exploration.