Antimony Resources hits 33.40% antimony, expanding its high-grade Canadian project

Antimony Resources Corp. reported assay results from four drill holes at its Bald Hill Antimony Property in New Brunswick, Canada.

One Main Zone hole yielded 33.40% antimony over 1.10 meters. This peak value occurred within a 5.05-meter interval grading 16.65% antimony.

A separate drill hole returned 13.14% antimony over 2.45 meters. The company intercepted these stibnite minerals at depths between 100 and 150 meters.

These results are part of an ongoing 18,000-meter drill program to expand known mineralization. Bald Hill remains one of the highest-grade antimony deposits in North America.