Antimony Resources (CSE: ATMY) has reported significant soil sampling results from its Second Run Claim Block, located approximately three kilometres south of the Bald Hill antimony deposit. The program, which involved over 550 samples, identified three distinct anomalies designated SR1, SR2, and SR3. Peak values reached 453 ppm antimony, representing concentrations up to 40 times the background level.
Geological interpretation suggests these anomalies correlate with interpreted fault structures and remain open for further exploration. In response to these findings, the company has secured an additional 12 claim units to the west of the SR1 zone. This expansion follows recent drill results from the Main Zone, where hole BH-25-34 intersected 4.38% antimony over 7.05 metres.
Management has confirmed that a fully funded 11,000-metre drilling campaign is set to begin in mid-May. This program will target the Marcus, Central, and South zones as part of a broader summer exploration effort that includes detailed airborne magnetic and electromagnetic surveys across the 3,000-hectare land package.
Source: The Deep Dive
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