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Antimony Resources (CSE: ATMY) has turned up high grade soil results roughly three kilometres south of its flagship Bald Hill antimony deposit, opening a new front in what the company is increasingly framing as a district scale story rather than a single zone play.
The program covered the Second Run Claim Block, a parcel staked in 2025 specifically to test the suspected southern extension of Bald Hill. Of the more than 550 soil samples collected, results flagged three distinct anomalous areas, designated SR1, SR2 and SR3, with antimony concentrations running from five times to more than 40 times background. Peak values came in as high as 453 ppm antimony.
Notably, the highly anomalous soils show little correlation with the gold, copper, zinc, arsenic or lead values typically associated with polymetallic systems. Management is reading that as a signal of an antimony-only source. Lidar and topographic interpretation suggest the anomalies track interpreted fault structures, and the zones remain open. The company has already moved to lock up more ground, staking an additional 12 claim units to the west of SR1.
CEO Jim Atkinson said the new soil data “amplifies our belief that we are dealing with a large antimony-mineralizing episode” on the property, characterizing the broader belt as “especially antimony-endowed.”
Follow up prospecting and sampling is slated to begin in early May, with trenching and potentially drilling to follow. A detailed airborne magnetic and electromagnetic survey is also being planned to cover the bulk of the 3,000 hectare land package as part of the summer program.
The expansion push comes on the heels of solid drill results from the Main Zone. Last week, the company reported that hole BH-25-34, the final hole of its 2025 program, cut 4.38% antimony over 7.05 metres, including 9.76% over 3.15 metres, extending mineralization both to the north and at depth.
READ: Antimony Resources Drills 4.38% Sb Over 7.05 Metres At Bald Hill In Final Hole Of 2025 Program
The 2025 campaign totaled more than 8,000 metres across 34 holes, and a follow-up definition program that wrapped up earlier this week added another 12,500 metres or so. Total drilling on the Main Zone now sits above 25,000 metres.
A fully funded 11,000-metre program targeting the Marcus, Central and South zones is set to kick off in mid-May.
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