Estrella Resources (ASX: ESR) has announced the results of a Resistivity-Induced Polarisation survey at the Ira Miri manganese prospect in Timor-Leste. The survey identified multiple high-chargeability zones aligning with mapped manganese outcrops and drill intersections, highlighting clear targets for upcoming work. The survey revealed three subsurface targets with exciting potential, showing characteristics consistent with supergene enrichment patterns.

Managing Director Chris Daws highlighted the significant progress in the unexplored Timor-Leste region and the advanced technology being used to define prospective targets. The highest-charge anomaly represents a promising extension of manganese mineralisation from previous drill holes and will be a priority for future drilling. The company remains focused on identifying opportunities for discovery in Timor-Leste.

Estrella has appointed a new Exploration Manager, Mr. Peter Spitalny, with expertise in Manganese mineralisation, to lead further exploration activities. The company's next steps involve immediate follow-up on priority targets and additional IP survey lines. Shareholders can expect assay results and updates on exploration progress in the coming weeks.

Investors are encouraged to ask questions about this announcement, highlighting the company's commitment to transparency and engagement. The Board has authorized the release of this information to the ASX, underscoring Estrella's dedication to open communication with stakeholders.