Latest Antimony Resources News

Nova Minerals is launching a major 15,000-metre drilling campaign at its Estelle Project in Alaska, targeting gold and antimony resources to advance feasibility and permitting. The program includes maiden resource drilling at the high-grade Stibium prospect and potential expansion pending U.S. defense funding.

Trigg Minerals has launched its maiden exploration program at the Antimony Canyon Project in Utah, aiming to unlock the potential of historically productive antimony mines with modern techniques.

iTech Minerals has reinterpreted historical drilling data at its Sabre Gold-Antimony Prospect in the Northern Territory, expanding the known mineralised strike length from 500m to over 800m and identifying significant new drill targets.

Warriedar Resources has raised A$17 million through a placement to fast-track drilling and development at its Ricciardo deposit, home to Australia’s largest open-pit antimony resource and over 1 million ounces of gold. A Share Purchase Plan will follow, targeting an additional A$2 million.

Thunderbird Resources advances exploration of high-grade gold and antimony projects in New South Wales, while progressing copper and uranium ventures in Peru and Canada.

Trigg Minerals has acquired the Antimony Canyon Project in Utah, the largest and highest-grade antimony deposit in the USA, with a historic resource estimate of 12.7 million tonnes. The company plans to validate and upgrade this resource to JORC standards, advancing its critical minerals strategy in a top-ranked mining jurisdiction.

Trigg Minerals has identified significant high-grade antimony mineralisation from historical back sampling at its Wild Cattle Creek deposit, previously excluded from its 2024 Mineral Resource Estimate, revealing promising upside potential for resource expansion.

Warriedar Resources has announced a maiden antimony Mineral Resource Estimate at its Ricciardo deposit, establishing the largest open-pit antimony resource in Australia and doubling its gold equivalent resource.

Trigg Minerals has solidified its ownership of the Wild Cattle Creek antimony deposit with NSW government approval and confirmed high-grade antimony and tungsten mineralisation beneath the site. The company also expanded its New South Wales footprint through strategic acquisitions of historic gold and antimony projects.

Trigg Minerals has secured NSW Government approval for the transfer of its Achilles Project licence, enabling formal exploration of the high-grade Wild Cattle Creek antimony deposit.

Marquee Resources has revealed promising exploration results at its Mt Clement Project, identifying multiple high-grade antimony and lead zones and advancing towards a maiden drilling program in Q1 2025.

Trigg Minerals reports a 92% increase in its Wild Cattle Creek antimony resource and expands its NSW footprint with key tenement acquisitions, positioning itself strongly in the critical minerals sector.