Antimony Resources Corp. (ATMY) (ATMYF) (K8J0) Initiates Technical and Environmental Studies Towards Permitting the Bald Hill Antimony Project
Advancing toward Bald Hill permitting
- On April 6, 2026 Antimony Resources Corp. announced it has engaged GEMTEC Consulting Engineers and Scientists to develop a comprehensive regulatory “Roadmap to Permitting” for the Bald Hill Antimony Project.
- Initial consultations with New Brunswick provincial, federal, municipal and Indigenous officials have begun; baseline environmental surveys are slated to start in spring 2026.
- The company highlighted the project’s significant antimony resource potential (~2.7 Mt at 3‑4% Sb) from its NI 43‑101 technical report (conceptual, not yet a defined mineral resource).
- GEMTEC will produce baseline field study schedules, archaeological subconsultant engagement for impact assessment, stormwater management plan, Indigenous Engagement Plan, Public Involvement Plan, project Gantt chart and budget estimate.
- CEO Jim Atkinson emphasized that early stakeholder engagement can shorten permitting timelines.
- The news represents an expected, incremental step forward following the extensive drilling campaign (≈13 800 m historic) and the ongoing work to prepare a maiden mineral resource estimate with SRK Consultants.
- No new financing, resource update or game‑changing discovery is announced; the permitting roadmap aligns with prior statements that the company would pursue regulatory engagement after defining the resource.
- Consequently, the announcement is routine‑positive: it confirms progress toward permitting but does not materially alter the investment thesis beyond confirming continued advancement.
Antimony Resources Corp. is a Canadian exploration company focused on advancing its Bald Hill Antimony Project in southern New Brunswick. The project hosts a high‑grade antimony (stibnite) deposit with: - Drill‑defined mineralized envelope >700 m strike length, depth ≥350 m (main zone). - Average mineralized widths of 3‑4 m and grades of 3‑4% Sb. - Conceptual resource estimate from the NI 43‑101 technical report (Oct 2025) of ~2.7 Mt at 3‑4% Sb (~80 000‑106 000 t contained antimony); note this remains conceptual and not a NI 43‑101 compliant mineral resource. - Additional zones identified: Marcus (West) Zone (newly exposed stibnite over ~25‑80 m), Bald Hill South Zone (historic trenching up to 8.47% Sb over short intervals), and several other target areas from claim additions. - The property now exceeds 2,000 ha after recent claim staking, providing upside for resource expansion.