Latest Antimony News

Zeus Resources has identified multiple high-priority antimony targets at its Casablanca Project in Morocco, with geophysical surveys revealing anomalies extending beyond 200 meters depth. These findings set the stage for imminent trenching and drilling programs aimed at confirming substantial mineralisation.

Larvotto Resources has reported strong drilling results extending high-grade gold and antimony mineralisation at its Hillgrove project in NSW, confirming continuity at Eleanora and Golden Gate prospects and initiating new exploration at Metz and Freehold.

Felix Gold Limited recently hosted senior U.S. federal officials at its Treasure Creek Antimony Project, highlighting its strategic role in addressing America’s critical mineral supply challenges amid China’s export ban.

Resolution Minerals has completed initial drilling at its Horse Heaven Project in Idaho, revealing visible tungsten mineralisation alongside gold and silver. The company’s maiden drill program aims to expand the known mineral footprint with assays pending.

Krakatoa Resources has deployed a second drill rig at its Zopkhito antimony-gold project in Georgia, accelerating efforts to convert historical resource estimates into a JORC-compliant Mineral Resource.

Trigg Minerals has completed a conceptual study for a cutting-edge antimony smelter using Metso’s Ausmelt technology, aiming to establish a rare mine-to-metal supply chain in the West. The project promises energy efficiency, environmental responsibility, and rapid development to meet growing US demand.

Lode Resources reports exceptional high-grade antimony and silver drill results from its Montezuma Project in Tasmania, including the deepest mineralised intercept to date at 220m. These findings bolster the potential for a significant bulk tonnage resource amid soaring metal prices.

Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Ltd reports exceptional high-grade gold and antimony drill results from its Sunday Creek project in Victoria, revealing significant mineralization extensions both laterally and at depth.

Critical Resources Limited has completed due diligence on the Cap Burn Gold-Antimony project in New Zealand and is moving forward with acquisition and exploration plans, aiming to start drilling by October or November 2025.

iTech Minerals has responded to ASX concerns, confirming it disclosed material information on its Bayonet, Sabre, and Falchion prospects promptly and in compliance with listing rules.

Lode Resources has agreed to sell its Webbs Consol Silver Project to Rapid Critical Metals for A$3.75 million cash, 115 million shares, and a 2% royalty, consolidating high-grade silver assets in New South Wales.

Marquee Resources has confirmed consistently high-grade antimony mineralisation at its Mt Clement (Eastern Hills) Project, setting the stage for a maiden JORC resource estimate expected within two weeks.