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Antimony Resources (CSE: ATMY) has released the final assay results from its 2025 drilling campaign, reporting a significant high-grade intersection of stibnite mineralization. The results, derived from the final hole of the program, have extended mineralization at the Main Zone both to the north and to depth.
Highlights from the assay results include:
- BH-25-34 4.38% antimony over 7.05 meters from a depth of 276.60 metres
- Including 9.76% antimony over 3.15 meters
The 2025 drill program amounted to over 8,000 metres in aggregate, with a total of 34 drill holes conducted. With the completion of the program, the Main Zone saw mineralization traced over a distance of 600 metres and to a depth of 400 metres, with BH-25-34 notably being the furthest north and one of the deepest holes conducted.
These findings have been integrated into the company’s updated 3-D mineralization model for the site’s Main Zone.
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While the 2025 program has now been fully completed, exploration has not stopped. Antimony Resources is currently in the process of completing a 12,500 metre definition drill program, which is expected to be completed by the end of April.
A new 11,000 metre drill program is also scheduled to begin in mid-May, which will focus on the recently discovered mineralized zones located outside of the Main Zone. A primary focus of that program is the Marcus West Zone, which to date has been traced for over 100 metres in a north-south direction. Outcrops on surface have been identified to be up to 11 metres wide, with a thickness of at least 4 metres. Other zones to be tested include the BH Central and BH South targets.
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While the primary story remains the high-grade assays, the company’s broader exploration footprint has recently expanded to over 2,000 hectares. Field crews have continued to identify massive stibnite in bedrock through trenching, suggesting the potential for a larger, interconnected mineralized system.
With multiple drill rigs currently active, the company is working to establish a maiden mineral resource estimate later this year. The 2026 program is designed to provide the density of data required to confirm the conceptual scale of the deposit, which historical technical reports have estimated could hold significant tonnage at grades between 3% and 4% antimony.
Antimony Resources last traded at $1.22 on the CSE.
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