Orbit strikes more massive sulphides in NSW’s Lachlan Fold

The Sydney Morning Herald - Oct 21, 2026

Orbit Resources has hit 11.8m of massive sulphides at its Lewis Ponds project in NSW, including 3.55m estimated at 50 of the precious sulphides, with assays pending.

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