Antimony Resources: Record Antimony Grades Meet a Brutal Selloff – All Eyes on the SRK Report That Could Flip the Script
15.06.2026 - 14:44:46 | boerse-global.de
The disconnect between what Antimony Resources is finding underground and what its stock is doing on the surface is growing by the week. The company’s Bald Hill project in New Brunswick continues to deliver spectacular antimony assays, yet the shares have shed roughly 60% since hitting an all-time high in March. At the current price of around €0.42, a near-term recovery hinges entirely on one event: the first official resource estimate from SRK Consultants, due by the end of June.
A South Zone That Could Reshape the Story
Recent rock chip sampling from a newly identified zone located about a kilometer from Bald Hill’s main area returned an average grade of 19.5% antimony over a strike length of 200 meters, with peak values exceeding 44%. Management sees this as proof that the deposit is far larger than initially understood, and much of the property remains unexplored. Critically, the South Zone is not included in the upcoming resource calculation, meaning the upside potential extends well beyond the SRK report.
To produce that report, SRK is analyzing 25,000 meters of drilling data. The outcome will mark the project’s transition from pure exploration to a certified mineral inventory – a milestone that institutional investors use to reassess a project’s value from scratch.
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The China Factor That’s Crushing the Stock
Strong field results have done little for the share price because the global antimony market is sending a very different signal. Spot prices have fallen by roughly a third since mid-2025, after China temporarily loosened its export ban on the critical metal to the United States. While deliveries to military end-users remain strictly prohibited, the restricted supply has eased enough to pressure prices.
Still, the strategic picture remains tense. China controls nearly half of the world’s antimony production, and North America has no primary antimony producer. That is why political support for Bald Hill is intensifying. In early June, New Brunswick’s resource minister visited the site in person, touring drill pads and the processing facility. At the same time, environmental consultants GEMTEC are drawing up a formal permitting roadmap, with a construction application targeted for the first quarter of 2027.
Volatility Brings Both Pain and Gain
The stock is anything but quiet. On Monday it bounced to €0.44, offering a small reprieve, but the short-term trend remains sharply downward. The relative strength index sits at 37.5, pushing the stock toward oversold territory. Yet anyone who bought a year ago is sitting on a gain of 523%, and the year-to-date return still stands above 490% – a reminder of the extreme volatility that has defined this story.
The next two weeks will be decisive. If the SRK report reveals a resource of the size management expects, the bearish price action driven by China’s export policy could fade into the background. If it disappoints, a further sell-off is all but certain. Either way, the market will have hard numbers to work with for the first time.
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