Drill Results
Antimony Resources expands stibnite find at Bald Hill

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Executive Summary
- Antimony Resources announced the discovery of a new massive antimony‑bearing stibnite mineralization zone (Marcus West) and expanded known mineralization through trenching.
- The company plans to commence up to six shallow drill holes (30–50 m depth) on Marcus West immediately, alongside its 2026 exploration program that includes 10,000 m of definition drilling on the Main zone.
- Historical trenching in adjacent zones returned high antimony grades (up to 8.47 % Sb over 1.53 m), underscoring the project's potential to expand beyond current targets.
Key Details
- New Zone Identified: Marcus (West) zone – extensive antimony‑stibnite mineralization uncovered by trenching and sampling.
- Drilling Plan: Up to six shallow drill holes, 30–50 m deep, to test the Marcus (West) zone; drilling to begin immediately.
- 2026 Exploration Program: Includes the above shallow drilling, 10,000 m of definition drilling on the Main zone, soil sampling, prospecting, and investigation of an airborne survey.
- Adjacent Zones:
- Central zone trenching (2010) returned 2.90 % Sb over 8.18 m, including 5.79 % Sb over 1.75 m and 8.47 % Sb over 1.53 m.
- South zone trenching exposed stibnite mineralization over ~150 m.
- Project Highlights (Bald Hill):
- Antimony deposit outlined >700 m long, depth ≥350 m.
- Average widths 3–4 m; average grades 3–4 % Sb.
- NI‑43‑101 estimate (2025 report) of ~2.7 Mt at 3–4 % Sb (conceptual, not a defined resource).
- Management Comment: CEO Jim Atkinson highlighted the efficiency of field crews, the high‑grade nature of the mineralization, and progress on definition drilling at the Main zone with an additional drill to be added this week.
Notable Quotes
“It is very exciting to see the mineralized samples being brought to surface by the excavator for examination by the geologists… It is obvious that this is a highly mineralized area and the ‘bladed’ stibnite is very attractive.” – Jim Atkinson, President & CEO
All technical content reviewed and approved by qualified person Jim Atkinson, MSc, PGeo.
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