Albright Metals Limited (ASX: ABR) has confirmed significant gold and antimony mineralisation at its Golden Pike project in New Brunswick. Results from a seven-hole diamond drilling campaign, completed between January and March 2026, indicate a broader mineralised system than previously identified. Exploration focus has shifted to prioritize this site for a dual gold and antimony development pathway, as the company works to delineate the extent of the host structures.

At the Albright Brook Prospect, drilling successfully intercepted high-grade gold, including an interval of 37.05m at 1.12 g/t Au. This result marks a material expansion of the known mineralised zone, significantly outperforming the narrower intercepts returned by previous historical drilling campaigns. The core sits within the Cameron Road Granite, showing strong sericite alteration and quartz-carbonate veining. Notably, hole AB-26-02 intersected a high-grade stibnite vein, returning 2.46m at 0.50% Sb and 1.72 g/t Au, highlighting the potential for co-genetic antimony enrichment within the broader gold system.

"These exciting gold and antimony results from the Albright Brook Prospect highlight the scale and prospectivity of the broader mineralised system within the Golden Pike Project."

"Importantly, the antimony we are encountering is giving us valuable insight as we plan our targeting for the next phase of drilling commencing later this year." — Greg Hill, CEO

The company also conducted five holes at the Bond Road Prospect to test beneath surface anomalies. While the results showed only low-level gold, the identification of sulphide mineralisation and elevated arsenic and antimony signatures confirms the proximity to a fertile structural corridor. Albright Metals is currently performing a detailed review of this data to vector toward higher-grade zones. Detailed structural interpretation and orientation studies for the Bond Road antimony anomalism are expected to continue as part of the broader project-wide target ranking exercise.

Regional activity in New Brunswick continues to highlight the district's potential for antimony and gold. Nearby, Antimony Resources Corp. recently reported drill hole results of 36.0% Sb, underscoring the strong geological prospectivity for high-grade antimony in the immediate area. Further south, the gold-focused landscape has also seen movement, with Magna Terra Minerals Inc. completing its 100% earn-in at the Cape Spencer project, located within 50km of the Golden Pike site.

Albright Metals shares closed at $0.003 on the day of the announcement. The company remains focused on refining its geological model for Golden Pike, with management viewing the recent drill intercepts as a critical validation of the project's exploration upside. Future drilling campaigns will aim to test the northeastern trend of the gold mineralisation and the structural controls identified at both major prospects.

Read the full announcement: Gold and Antimony Mineralisation Confirmed and Extended