Antimony Resources drills 3 m of 8.48% Sb at Bald Hill

Executive Summary

• Antimony Resources Corp. reported high-grade antimony (Sb) assay results from its Fall 2025 Phase 2 drilling program at the Bald Hill project in New Brunswick, Canada.
• The program added 5,000 meters across six drill holes (BH-25-17 to BH-25-22), bringing the 2025 total to 8,150 meters in 34 holes and expanding the Main zone to over 700 meters in length and at least 400 meters in depth.
• Multiple new and expanded zones were identified, including the South zone and the newly discovered West/Marcus zone, with 3D modeling indicating at least four potentially contiguous high-grade stibnite zones.

Key Details

• Drilling Program Statistics: Fall 2025 Phase 2 added 5,000m across 6 holes (BH-25-17 to BH-25-22). 2025 total: 8,150m in 34 holes. Cumulative drilling on property: >13,800m.
• High-Grade Intercepts: 2.07% Sb over 27.05m; 2.75% Sb over 18.35m; 4.4% Sb over 8.6m; 11.4% Sb over 1.65m; 8.48% Sb over 3.0m.
• Grade & Thickness Metrics: Overall average mineralization grade estimated at 4% to 5% Sb. Average mineralization thickness >4.5m. Highest grade-times-thickness values: 55.99 and 50.46.
• Zone Extensions & 3D Modeling: Main zone extended >700m in length and confirmed to depth of at least 400m. 3D model suggests at least four high-grade stibnite zones, with recent drilling indicating potential contiguity. Updated modeling pending final assay/log receipt.
• New Targets & Trenching: Bald Hill South zone identified via trenching along a 2km soil anomaly, revealing a 150m-long, northwest-trending zone of massive stibnite. West/Marcus zone discovered during trenching as snow fell; entirely new area of massive to semi-massive stibnite, slated for further trenching.
• Geological Structure: Mineralization consists of massive to semi-massive stibnite, quartz veins, and stibnite-bearing breccia containing metasediment and metavolcanic fragments. Main zone strikes N-NW-S-SE, dips vertically to steeply SW. South zone strikes NW-SE. Regional rock units strike NE, creating oblique intersections with the NW-trending breccia zone. Alteration includes sericite, quartz, and carbonate.
• Future Exploration Plans: 2026 program budgeted for 10,000m drilling with three drills (fully funded by recently closed financing). 2026/2027: Consultants engaged to determine drill density/continuity for resource calculations, develop permitting roadmap, and conduct environmental assessment.
• NI 43-101 Conceptual Estimate: Target area potential: 2.7 million tonnes at 3% to 4% Sb (80,000 to 106,000 tonnes contained Sb). Not yet a defined mineral resource; conceptual in nature pending further exploration.
• QA/QC & Laboratory: Analytical services by Actlabs (CALA/SCC accredited, ISO 17025/9001). NQ core split via diamond saw, crushed to <7kg/90% passing 2mm, riffle split to 250g, pulverized to 95% passing 105µm. Analyzed via four-acid near-total digestion and ICP multielement analysis (35 elements). QA/QC includes ~20% batch checks (CRM, core duplicate, pulp duplicate, blank) and 13% instrumental QA/QC.

Notable Quotes

• Jim Atkinson, PGeo, CEO: "Our 2025 exploration program at Bald Hill has been very successful and the results are exciting... Our drilling extended the Main zone by over 100 metres to the southeast and northwest and to a depth of at least 400 metres, significantly expanding the potential of the deposit."
• Jim Atkinson, PGeo, CEO: "In 2006 [2026], we will continue to drill to delineate the mineralized zone. The program is budgeted to include 10,000 metres of drilling with three drills and, because of our recently closed financing, is fully funded."
• Jim Atkinson, PGeo, CEO: "We are very excited by our new discoveries on the property... The discovery of the West zone (Marcus zone) was accomplished by our field crew as the snow was starting to fly and will be an exciting target for further trenching as soon as the snow clears."