Trigg Minerals expands in New South Wales

Trigg Minerals (ASX:TMG) has released its quarterly activities report for September 2024, announcing the expansion of its antimony project portfolio in New South Wales, Australia. The company has achieved 100% ownership of the Achilles Project, including the Wild Cattle Creek deposit, and additional projects such as Spartan and Taylors Arm. Notably, the Wild Cattle Creek deposit is recognized as one of Australia's highest-grade undeveloped antimony deposits.

Trigg Minerals' strategic outlook and future plans

Trigg Minerals Ltd is strategically expanding its antimony project portfolio in New South Wales, acquiring the Achilles Project, which includes the notable Wild Cattle Creek deposit. The company now holds over 588 km² in the New England Orogen region, targeting antimony, silver, and gold. Trigg is actively working to increase the resource at Wild Cattle Creek and is preparing for further drilling to enhance the project's scale. The company is focusing on the restatement of the Mineral Resource Estimate to potentially include tungsten and gold. With continued exploration, drilling, and investor support, Trigg aims to capitalize on the rising demand for critical minerals like antimony.

Executive insights on project expansion

We are pleased to have acquired these highly strategic assets in the New England Orogen. The Achilles Project and its inclusion of the Wild Cattle Creek deposit, along with the Spartan and Taylors Arm Projects, significantly enhance our footprint in this highly prospective region. We are committed to advancing these projects with a focus on expanding the Wild Cattle Creek resource and exploring new opportunities within our extended landholding.