Antimony Resources (ATMY.CN) said Friday that the latest assays from drill holes in the Main and Central Zones at the Bald Hill Project in New Brunswick continued to yield high-grade antimony results.
The drill holes are part of the current drill program aimed at expanding the mineralization in the Main Zone and plug gaps in the data, the company said.
Assay results include 27.3% antimony (Sb) over 0.3 meters (m) within a zone of 2.28% Sb over 9.12 m. The corresponding gold assay is 0.93 grams per tonne (g/t) over the same width with a high of 3.66 g/t.
The new information has been incorporated into an updated mineral model that will be used to focus further drilling, Antimony said.
The company's shares were last seen down CA$0.01 at CA$0.50 on the Canadian Securities Exchange.
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