Antimony Resources reports high‑grade antimony drill results at Bald Hill, Canada

Antimony Resources announced new high‑grade drilling results from the Main Zone of its Bald Hill antimony project in New Brunswick, Canada. The company disclosed an interval of 1.55 metres containing up to 11.41 % antimony within a broader 11.3‑metre mineralized section that averages 2.78 % antimony. The same interval also yielded an average gold grade of 0.41 g/t, with some samples exceeding 1 g/t.

Additional significant zones were identified in the same hole, including a 2.65‑metre section with 7.48 % antimony and a 1.85‑metre section with 3.15 % antimony. The results are intended to further delineate known mineralization and support future resource modelling. The company also began exploring a newly identified Central Zone about 200 metres south of the Main Zone, where initial core descriptions show extensive stibnite mineralization similar to the Main Zone. Six drill holes have been logged, with laboratory analyses pending.

These drill outcomes aim to strengthen the company’s resource definition and provide a basis for potential expansion of the Bald Hill project.