Antimony Resources Corp. (ATMY) (ATMYF) (K8J0) Reports High-Grade Results from Recent Soil Sampling Program on Claims to the South of the Main Bald Hill Antimony Deposit

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - April 30, 2026) - Antimony Resources Corp. (CSE: ATMY) (OTCQB: ATMYF) (FSE: K8J0) (the "Company" or "Antimony Resources" or "ATMY") is pleased to announce that it has received assay results from more than 550 soil samples collected on the Second Run Claim Block (# 11966) located approximately 3 kilometers south of the Bald Hill Deposit. The Second Run Claim block was acquired by staking in 2025 to cover the suspected southern extension of the Bald Hill Deposit.

These highly anomalous soil results could indicate new areas of antimony mineralization on the Bald Hill Property.

Interpretation of Lidar and topographic images in covering the area suggests that these anomalies may be related to interpreted fault zones.

Highlights -

• Soil results indicate anomalous antimony (Sb) concentrations up to 40 times background in two areas with values of over 450 ppm Sb.
• The anomaly is not fully constrained and will require further investigation.
• Other area of weakly to moderately anomalous values for antimony are present.
• Interpretation of the Lidar images and topography in the area suggest that the anomalies are related to interpreted structures.
• These are areas previously unexplored for antimony.
• Access to examine the anomalous area is easy and further sampling and prospecting will take place in early May.

Figure 1: Location of Second Run Claim Block. Note the Bald Hill Deposit is located on claim 4633 approximately 3 km to the north. Vally Waters is the name of the regional municipality.

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Results

The soil sampling identified three areas of anomalous antimony (Sb) in soil - SR1, SR2, SR3. In these areas values of antimony in the soil range from 5 times to greater than 40 times background (Figure 2). The highest values obtained from the soils are over 450 ppm Sb.

Comparing the results to other metals (Table 1) to the values of highly anomalous antimony (Sb) shows little relationship among the commonly associated metals suggesting that this is an "Antimony- only" Source.

Table 1: Soil Results for Anomalous (i.e. greater than 40 times background) Antimony Compared to Gold (Au), Copper (Cu), Zinc (Zn), Arsenic (As) and Lead (Pb)

Figure 2: Results of Soil Sampling Program on Second Run Claim Block. Note three areas of antimony (Sb) results which contain anomalous antimony values.

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The use of soil sampling to identify antimony - bearing stibnite zones has been shown to be effective at the Bald Hill Main mineralized zone (Figure 3) and the areas identified by this soil sampling will be further explored by prospecting and possibly trenching followed-up with drilling. In addition, the soil sampling area will be expanded to the west and north of anomalous area SR 1.

To cover further extensions of the anomalous values the property has been expanded direction by the stalking of an additional 12 claim units (Claim # 12476) to the west of Anomalous area SR 1 (Figure 4).

Figure 3: Soil sampling Results for Bald Hill Main Deposit. From 2014: note correspondence of mineralized zone from Main Zone to BH South with soil trend.

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Figure 4: Claim Extension to the West of Anomalous Area SR 1.

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This area of potential adds to the new zones of antimony-bearing stibnite discovered in 2025 and described in previous Press release - Marcus Zone, BH Central and BH South. Which are described below.

Marcus West Zone

Trenching has exposed the zone of mineralization for approximately 100 meters in a north-south direction. Stibnite in outcrop on surface can be seen over a thickness of at least 4 meters and an be up to 11 meters wide.

BH Central

Trenching in 2014 by the previous explorer discovered a new area of antimony mineralization approximately 150 meters south of the Main Zone. It appears to be an extension of the Main Zone. The trenching recovered 2.8 % Sb over 8.1 meters from channel sampling, trenching is currently being undertaken by ATMY on the Stibnite bearing zone.

BH South

Trenching in 2014 on the south end of a antimony soil anomaly discovered a new area of antimony mineralization which gave 9.04 % Sb over 2.6 m including 12.32 % over 1.7 m from channel sampling. It is located ~ 1.0 km along trend to the southeast of the Bald Hill deposit. Recent trenching by ATMY has exposed the Stibnite bearing zone for over 150 meters.

Exploration

These areas of anomalous antimony in soils will be added to the proposed summer exploration program to detail these potential extensions of the property. This will include large soil sampling programs, prospecting and follow-up trenching and potentially drilling. A detailed airborne survey with magnetic and electromagnetic detectors is being planned to cover the majority of the 3000 Ha property.

Mr. Jim Atkinson P. Geo., CEO of Antimony Resources, commented: "The identification of anomalous soil results in the area to the south of the main Bald Hill Mineralized Zone amplifies our belief that we are dealing with a large antimony-mineralizing episode on ATMY's property. While other minor occurrences of antimony mineralization have been identified in the same geologic belt it is thought that this is an especially 'antimony - endowed' area."

Mr. Atkinson continues: "Our exploration programs continue to identify areas for further discovery and a project that started with a relatively small and restricted, all be it high grade, potential has now been widened to include four zones at Main Bald Hill and at least three other areas of potential indicated by soil sampling. We continue to explore and believe our summer exploration program should be very exciting!"

Bald Hill Antimony Project - A Project with Significant Antimony Potential

Highlights