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Antimony Resources (CSE: ATMY) said it has completed about 4,000 meters of its planned 10,000-meter 2026 drill program at the Bald Hill Antimony Project, with drilling continuing to intersect massive antimony-bearing stibnite in the Main Zone.
The program began in mid-January and remains focused on definition drilling for a maiden resource, but the company is now expanding work across multiple zones.
On the Main Zone, drilling is progressing from both the east and west sides, with the company reporting additional stibnite mineralization from west-side holes. The firm said the mineralization consists of massive antimony-bearing stibnite and stibnite veins hosted in highly altered sedimentary rock.
Antimony Resources said the zone has been outlined over more than 700 meters of strike and to a depth of at least 350 meters, with widths averaging 3 to 4 meters and grades averaging 3% to 4% antimony.
The company is also accelerating the pace of work. A third drill has been mobilized to site to speed definition drilling, while drilling has now begun on the Marcus, or West, zone. That work is targeting antimony-bearing stibnite at depths of 75 to 100 meters below the previously trenched Discovery Boulder area.
Outside the Main Zone, Antimony is shifting trenching and sampling to the newly named Central Zone, located between the Main Zone and South Zone.
The Central Zone carries the strongest historical assay data cited in the release. In 2010, trenching there returned 2.90% Sb over 8.18 meters, including 5.79% Sb over 1.75 meters and 8.47% Sb over 1.53 meters. Antimony said it plans to confirm and expand that mineralized zone through trenching and sampling in the coming weeks, with drilling to follow.
At the broader project level, Bald Hill now covers more than 2,000 hectares after the addition of claims to the west, south, and east. The 2026 exploration program will also include soil sampling, prospecting, trench sampling, and a review of airborne geophysics to help trace known mineralization and identify new targets.
“We are becoming increasingly convinced that the mineralization at Bald Hill area represents a large and extensive system,” CEO Jim Atkinson said.
The chief added that antimony-bearing stibnite has now been identified as massive and brecciated bodies in four separate areas on the property, a sign that the growth story may extend well beyond the original Main Zone footprint.
Antimony Resources last traded at $1.02 on the CSE.
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