Latest Antimony Projects News

Regener8 Resources has completed the sale of its Kookynie Gold Project to Goldarc Resources for initial consideration of A$1.5 million in escrowed shares, with up to a further A$1 million tied to future resource milestones. The deal leaves Regener8 focused on its Srebrenica North silver-zinc-lead-antimony project in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Alkane Resources has reported high-grade gold-antimony intersections at Nagambie in Victoria, including a 115-metre down-dip extension of the C2 zone and broad mineralised areas outside the existing inferred resource. The results strengthen the geological case for the earn-in, although only three holes have returned assays and metallurgical work remains outstanding.

Southern Cross Gold’s latest infill drilling at Sunday Creek has delivered some of its strongest composite intersections, including 2.7 metres at 178.4 g/t gold and 6.8 metres at 49.8 g/t gold. The tighter drilling also extended Golden Dyke west towards Christina and uncovered four vein sets outside the current Exploration Target.

Amara Minerals has warned of a material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern after reporting an $8.79 million FY2026 loss and $2.08 million in cash. The company is advancing Victorian gold-antimony exploration, but further equity funding is required and a GST-related court dispute remains unresolved.

Felix Gold advanced bulk extraction, processing and refinery plans at its Alaska antimony project in FY26, but the push came with a larger loss, falling cash and an auditor-documented material uncertainty over going concern. A potential US$18 million Department of Energy award remains subject to negotiation rather than a committed funding source.

Red Mountain Mining’s annual report shows a sharp rise in losses and continued reliance on equity funding, with auditors flagging material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue as a going concern. Exploration has expanded across antimony, tungsten and gold projects, but the portfolio remains dependent on future funding and successful drilling.

Eminence Minerals has cut its FY2026 loss and raised its pro forma cash position to about A$5.4 million after selling the Mata da Corda titanium project. The portfolio is now centred on Hamersley iron ore and Brazilian rare earth exploration, but heritage litigation, ungranted tenure and future funding needs remain material constraints.

Grand Gulf Energy has reported a sharply wider FY2026 loss after impairing $15.03 million of Red Helium exploration assets. The auditor also flagged material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue without further capital.

Zeus Resources has reported high-grade surface antimony results in Morocco while moving to acquire a copper-gold project in Mauritania. The exploration story is advancing, but the audited accounts flag a material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.

Southern Cross Gold’s Sunday Creek project has cleared its first formal mining licence hurdle, with Resources Victoria accepting a 30.7-hectare application covering the Golden Dyke workings. The milestone begins a public assessment process, but does not yet authorise mining.

Broken Hill Gold has completed the transfer of its North Queensland exploration portfolio to Manda Resources, setting up a separate vehicle for the assets and a potential in-specie share distribution to BH6 holders. The company will now concentrate on White Dam in South Australia, although shareholder approval and the final Manda IPO structure are still pending.

Antimony Resources has begun trading under the ANT code as its Tecomatlán processing plant in Mexico moves closer to its first processing campaign. About 200 tonnes of mineralised material has been prepared, but assay results and commissioning outcomes are still to come.