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Antimony Resources (CSE: ATMY) released the first batch of assays from its 2026 winter drill campaign at the Bald Hill antimony project this morning, with stibnite bearing core returning grades as high as 13.9% antimony.
The results cover three holes from the program that began in February and were designed to test extensions of the Main Zone at depth. Drilling averaged more than 250 meters per hole, with the deepest mineralized intersection logged at 495 meters, a notable depth for a deposit that until recently had only been defined to roughly 350 meters.
Key intercepts from the released holes include:
- BH-26-04: 0.25 meters grading 13.9% antimony from 248.35 meters depth
- BH-26-04: 1.75 metres grading 3.13% antimony from 104.95 metres depth
- Including 0.60 meters grading 8.1% antimony
- BH-26-01: 2.00 meters grading 2.26% antimony from 268.50 meters depth
- Including 1.00 meter at 3.59% antimony
- BH-26-01: 6.20 meters grading 1.67% antimony from 283.50 meters depth
- Including 0.80 meters at 4.52% antimony
- BH-26-05: 3.80 meters grading 0.71% antimony from 324.50 meters depth
- Including 1.00 meter at 2.4% antimony
CEO James Atkinson noted that the grades are in line with prior results from the Main Zone, where mineralization averages 3% to 4% antimony across widths of four to five meters. A 2025 NI 43-101 technical report pegs the conceptual target at roughly 2.7 million tonnes in that grade range, though the company cautions the figure is not a defined resource.
The latest assays land just days after Antimony Resources confirmed it would push directly into expansion work rather than further definition drilling. The follow-up campaign calls for 13,000 meters of additional drilling at the Main Zone and another 6,000 meters spread across the recently outlined Marcus, BH Central, and BH South zones, all within the broader Main Zone area.
Three rigs are being deployed for that work, which will run in parallel with regional prospecting, trenching, and soil sampling across the 37-square-kilometer property. Three soil anomalies identified on the Second Run claims, situated roughly three kilometers south of the Main Zone, remain among the higher-priority regional targets.
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The company has flagged a permit application for Bald Hill by late 2026 or early 2027, alongside metallurgical work and a technical gap analysis tied to its broader de-risking program.
Antimony Resources last traded at $1.03 on the CSE.
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