New Discovery of Massive Stibnite (Antimony) on Globex's Bald Hill Property

Executive Summary

• Antimony Resources Corp., under option from Globex Mining Enterprises, discovered a massive stibnite (antimony) zone (“Marcus (West) Zone”) at the Bald Hill property in New Brunswick, now exposed over 25 m.
• The new Marcus Zone is distinct from the previously targeted Main Zone and will be tested via shallow drilling.
• Antimony Resources has commenced its 2026 Definition Drilling Program on the Main Zone with two rigs (a third rig to be added early February), targeting detailed sampling over a 600‑m strike length to a depth of 300 m, aiming to generate a maiden resource estimate for Bald Hill.

Key Details

• Discovery: Massive stibnite mineralization exposed over 25 m on the Marcus (West) Zone of Bald Hill, identified during access road construction.
• Zone Relationship: The Marcus Zone is considered separate from the Main Zone, which has undergone multiple successful drill programs.
• Drilling Program – Main Zone:
• Commenced 2026 Definition Drilling Program with two drill rigs; a third rig to be added in early February.
• Focus: detailed sampling along a 600‑m strike length to a depth of 300 m.
• Objective: sufficient drill density to calculate a maiden resource for the Bald Hill Project.
• Future Work: Shallow drilling planned to test the newly discovered Marcus Zone.
• Reference: Additional details available in Antimony Resources’ February 3, 2026 press release (link provided in original release).

Notable Quotes

“The new massive sulphide stibnite zone, now exposed over 25 metres, is thought to be separate from the principal target area of the Main Zone… The proposed drill density will be sufficient to calculate a Maiden Resource for the Bald Hill Project.” – Jack Stoch, P. Geo., Executive Chairman & CEO, Globex Mining Enterprises Inc.