Trigg Minerals is making strides in advancing its Antimony and Gold exploration projects.

The company is prioritising the re-modelling and expansion of the Wild Cattle Creek Antimony deposit by incorporating peripheral mineralisation zones previously excluded from the resource estimate. These zones were omitted during a period of significantly lower Antimony prices (USD $6,000–$8,000 per MT). With current prices soaring to USD $38,500 per MT, the potential for value realisation has dramatically increased.

In addition, Trigg Minerals has identified a promising new epithermal system in the Drummond Basin and plans to undertake further exploration to unlock its discovery potential.

The Taylors Arm Project also adds significant value to Trigg’s portfolio, hosting 87 historical Antimony mines, many of which produced ore with grades exceeding 50%.

Complementing these efforts, Trigg has the Spartan Project, located adjacent to the Hillgrove Antimony-Gold Mine. The tenure includes the same fault zone and geological formations, presenting further opportunities for resource development.

Learn more about Trigg Minerals’ strategic exposure to Antimony in our latest presentation.

Disclaimer: Bullseye Analytics (the company) or associated entities own 150,000,000 TMGOD options as of the publication date of this article.