Locksley Resources has identified a new 10–15 m wide shear corridor at its Mojave Project in California that reshapes structural targeting at the Desert Antimony Mine, with assays pending.
Kerrie Matthews, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Locksley Resources, explains how high grade antimony batch sampling at the Mojave Project is being used to strengthen processing design, pilot plant readiness and staged execution confidence.
Locksley Resources has confirmed exceptionally high grade antimony mineralisation of up to 26.1% Sb from batch sampling at the Desert Antimony Mine within its Mojave Project in California.
Locksley Resources has confirmed a near 3 km high grade silver mineralised corridor at its Mojave Project in California, following extensive surface sampling that returned assays of up to 409 g/t Ag with associated base metals.
Locksley Resources has secured A$17,000,000 in an oversubscribed placement led by U.S institutional investors to accelerate its Mojave Project in California.
Locksley Resources has strengthened its U.S. defence supply chain strategy with the appointment of Lockheed Martin materials specialist Stacy Newstead to its Advisory Board.
Kerrie Matthews says the new Columbia University collaboration places Locksley Resources at the forefront of U.S. driven innovation in rare earth and antimony processing as federal support for domestic critical minerals accelerates.
Locksley Resources has fast-tracked development planning at its Desert Antimony Mine in California, marking a major step toward restoring a fully U.S. mine-to-metal antimony supply chain.
Locksley Resources has completed a high-resolution underground LiDAR survey at the Desert Antimony Mine, improving geological understanding as it advances redevelopment plans at the Mojave Project in California.
Kerrie Matthews highlights that the LiDAR data delivers a verified three dimensional understanding of the underground workings that will directly inform geological modelling and targeted sampling programs.