Antimony Resources: A 21% Rally Meets the Ultimate Test — A Missing Resource Estimate
Published on 07/05/2026 at 15:55 | Redaktion boerse-global.de
Antimony Resources has delivered another jolt to investors, with shares surging 21.47% over the past seven trading sessions to close at €0.43 on Friday. The move extends a broader rebound that has seen the stock climb more than 480% from its 52-week low of €0.07 in July 2025. Yet for all the euphoria, the stock still sits nearly 60% below its March high of €1.05 — a chasm that underscores just how much of this year’s story remains unwritten.
Fresh drilling results from the company’s flagship Bald Hill project in New Brunswick have reignited the speculative fire. The latest assays from the Main Zone confirmed a strong correlation between high antimony and elevated gold grades, while surface samples in the adjacent Central Zone returned antimony values exceeding 20% and visible gold. The market is now waiting on the next batch of drill results from the Central Zone, expected in the coming weeks.
But the real battleground for the stock is a far more mundane document: a certified resource estimate under the NI 43-101 standard being prepared by SRK Consultants. That report had been expected in early July 2025. It is now overdue. And without it, all the geological promise remains just that — promise.
Internally, the company has sketched a conceptual target of 2.7 million tonnes of ore grading between 3% and 4% antimony. If the SRK review validates numbers anywhere close to that, Bald Hill could emerge as the highest-grade antimony deposit in North America. If it falls short, the entire narrative — and the stock’s valuation — will implode.
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The macro backdrop could hardly be more supportive. China controls roughly 44% of global raw antimony exports, and in late 2024 it imposed a supply halt to the U.S. military. The result was a historic price shock: antimony, which fetched $1,400 per tonne in July 2024, soared to $60,000 per tonne in Rotterdam by mid-2025. Prices have since cooled slightly as new capacity in Southeast Asia absorbs some of the panic, but the structural vulnerability of Western supply chains remains intact. Antimony is essential for defense hardware, semiconductors, and advanced batteries — and there is no quick fix.
Antimony Resources is positioning itself as part of that fix. The company is already preparing the groundwork for permitting, with engineers assessing the environmental approval pathway. The formal mine application is penciled in for late 2026 or early 2027. That timeline leaves ample room for delays — and for the kind of regulatory reviews that can drain both time and capital.
The stock’s annualized volatility of over 100% tells the real story. The shares are currently trading roughly 12% below the 50-day moving average, with the 50- and 100-day lines sitting at €0.49 and €0.60, respectively. The relative strength index stands at 50.1 — neutral territory — but the price action is anything but. The 12-month return of 416% captures both the massive upside and the hair-raising drawdowns along the way.
For bulls, the combination of high-grade intercepts — including average gold grades of 1.14 grams per tonne in the Main Zone — and the geopolitical premium on antimony creates a powerful catalyst. They argue that once SRK delivers a strong resource, the stock will quickly test its moving averages and potentially retest the March high.
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Bears counter that the company itself warns about the uncertainty of its data. The management has yet to provide any certified resource, and the delays are eroding credibility. If the SRK report confirms a volume far below 2.7 million tonnes, the entire speculative edifice collapses. And even with a positive resource, the mine is years away. The path from exploration to production is littered with disappointments.
For now, the market remains fixated on the near term. Every new drill result triggers double-digit daily swings. The direction of the stock over the next few weeks depends on two variables: the Central Zone assays and, most critically, the arrival of the SRK estimate. If the report is positive and arrives soon, the rally has room to run. If it comes in weak — or simply keeps getting delayed — the 52-week low at €0.07 will start to look less like a distant memory and more like a target.
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