Locksley Resources reports high-grade antimony results from a maiden diamond drilling program at its project in California, drilling beneath historic mine workings. Across the initial program, the company says antimony grades peak at 33.51% antimony. The reported drilling results are described as occurring under older workings, indicating potential for mineralisation below previously mined areas.
According to the sources, the announcement focuses on early assay outcomes from the first phase of diamond drilling. While the reporting does not provide additional figures such as intercept widths, target zones, or the number of holes completed, it consistently characterises the find as “high-grade” and highlights the maximum antimony percentage from the program.
The three outlets provide the same core information: Locksley’s drilling in California intersects antimony mineralisation beneath an old mine, with the highest reported grade of 33.51% antimony from the maiden program. No further company guidance or development timeline is included in the supplied summaries.
