Bryah Reports High-Grade Antimony Assays from Globex's Golden Pike Property

Executive Summary
- Bryah Resources reported exceptionally high‑grade antimony assays of up to 57 % Sb from surface boulders on the Golden Pike (formerly Devil’s Pike) property in New Brunswick.
- One of the boulders also returned 1.61 g/t Au, and additional quartz vein samples from the Vail Road Gold Deposit assayed up to 9.48 g/t Au.
- The results highlight a significant antimony‑gold anomaly that could materially enhance Globex’s resource potential in the region.
Key Details
- Antimony High‑Grade Samples (Bond Road area):
- Sample BBD02506 – 27.6 % Sb and 1.61 g/t Au.
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Sample BBD02507 – 54.0 % Sb (up to 57 % Sb reported in press release).
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Antimony Soil Anomaly: Previously defined as a 320 m × 150 m zone; recent prospecting identified two high‑grade boulders within this anomaly.
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Gold Samples – Vail Road Gold Deposit (formerly Devil’s Pike):
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Five samples from two sub‑parallel quartz veins over a 60 m strike assayed up to 9.48 g/t Au.
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Historical Resource Context:
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NI 43‑101 compliant Inferred Resource (2011) for the Main and Parallel Zones: 270,500 t @ 9.39 g/t Au (cut) / 11.48 g/t Au (uncut). Updated memorandum dated Dec 5 2023 available on Globex website.
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Property Significance: The New Brunswick area is noted as unique in Canada for its concentration of high‑grade antimony and associated gold occurrences.
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Source & Qualification: Release authored by Jack Stoch, P.Geo., Executive Chairman & CEO of Globex, acting as Qualified Person under NI 43‑101.
Notable Quotes
“The New Brunswick area of Globex’s antimony and antimony/gold occurrences is unique in Canada not only due to the occurrence of this rare element and the number of showings but also the high‑grade assays recovered in sampling.” – Jack Stoch, Executive Chairman & CEO, Globex Mining Enterprises Inc.