Antimony Resources: High-Grade Trench Hits Offer Hope, But Drill Results Will Settle the Score
27.06.2026 - 13:26:15 | boerse-global.de
Twenty-four rock samples from the Bald Hill project in New Brunswick have returned eye-catching antimony grades, with individual pieces grading 20.5% of the strategic metal and gold values reaching 4.72 grams per tonne. But beneath the surface excitement lies a familiar tension in junior exploration: trench grabs are not a resource estimate, and investors are waiting for the data that actually matters.
Antimony Resources collected the samples this spring from the Central Zone, a target roughly 150 metres south of the project’s Main Zone. The average grade across the set came in at 4.5% antimony and 0.43 g/t gold — numbers that would be impressive in almost any context. The company itself, however, has been careful to flag the limitation: grab samples from exposed veins are inherently selective. They highlight what is locally richest but reveal nothing about continuity, thickness, or economic viability.
Geologically, the geometry is intriguing. The company sees a possible structural link between the Central Zone and the Main Zone. If confirmed, the mineralised corridor would stretch more than 1,000 metres in length, significantly expanding the footprint at Bald Hill.
Should investors sell immediately? Or is it worth buying Antimony Resources?
The real test will come from the drill bit. Antimony Resources has already completed over 2,000 metres of drilling in the Central Zone. Core logging has identified antimony-bearing stibnite in breccias over intervals of up to 37 metres. Those core samples are now at Actlabs in Ontario, with assay results expected in three to four weeks. That timeline puts the next major catalyst squarely in mid-July.
At the market close on Friday, Antimony Resources shares were quoted in a range of €0.35 to €0.37, depending on the source, with one report noting a daily gain of nearly 9%. Yet the broader trend remains negative. Over the past 30 days, the stock has lost roughly a quarter of its value — one calculation puts the decline at 27% — and now trades below both its 50-day moving average of €0.53 and its 200-day average of €0.46. The annualised volatility sits at a punishing 97%.
From the March 2026 high of €1.05, the stock has fallen about 65%. The strong year-to-date gain of more than 424% is a distant memory. Technically, the shares have broken every near-term support line.
The next few weeks will determine whether the Central Zone surface data is a genuine exploration breakthrough or a false dawn. If the drill assays confirm continuity and economic widths, Bald Hill’s resource potential jumps materially. If the core results come in below the trench grades, the market will likely treat the June update as a promising but inconclusive indicator — and the selling pressure could intensify.
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