Thistle Resources Announces Certified Assays up to 14.40% Antimony and 7.59 oz Silver from Its Brunswick Antimony Project Trench Program
Thistle’s high-grade antimony-silver trench results validate the Brunswick project despite looming cash constraints.
Thistle Resources Inc. announced certified assay results from its 2026 trenching program at the Brunswick Antimony Project. The top sample returned 14.40% Antimony (Sb) and 1.99 oz/tonne Silver (Ag). Additional high-grade samples include 7.59 oz/tonne Ag with 4.24% Sb, and 6.64% Sb with 3.31 oz/tonne Ag.
Trenching targets the granite-sediment contact to define strike and azimuth for future maiden drilling. QA/QC protocols were clean, with no material errors. Antimony assays exceeding standard detection limits were analyzed via ore-grade method ME-OG62. The company plans to use structural data from trench mapping to guide drill hole placement.
Thistle Resources Inc. (TRCG) released an exploration update confirming high-grade antimony-silver associations previously hinted at in May. The results follow the July 2 initiation of the 2026 trenching program and validate the company’s geological model. These findings are considered incremental and expected within the exploration timeline, though they do not constitute a resource estimate, discovery, or financing event.
The company anticipates no material price impact beyond minor sentiment support. The news does not alter Thistle Resources Inc.’s immediate liquidity constraints or near-term capital requirements. As this is not an earnings release, no new financial results or guidance were provided. Prior-period context shows a net loss of $35,022 for the seven months ended March 31, 2026, with critically low cash reserves.
Thistle Resources Inc. (TRCG) is a pre-revenue mineral exploration company trading on the TSX Venture Exchange. The company’s portfolio comprises five projects covering approximately 128 km² across New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Its flagship assets include the Brunswick Antimony Project, located adjacent to the former Brunswick #12 mine in the Bathurst Mining Camp, and the Middle River Gold Project, also situated within the BMC.
Thistle Resources is currently in the exploration stage, with no mineral reserves or resources defined. All activities are focused on trenching, drilling, and geophysical surveys to advance targets.