Dart Mining's Confirmation of Antimony Mineralisation at Tallandoon

Dart Mining NL (ASX:DTM) has announced the confirmation of antimony mineralisation at the Tallandoon Antimony prospects within the company's 100% owned Exploration Licences EL006300 & EL007754 in the North East of Victoria. The field reconnaissance visit revealed antimony mineralisation in waste rock from the historic 'Carry On' and 'The Antimony' mines. Initial pXRF results have confirmed elevated antimony levels, with 20 samples submitted for multi-element analysis. This reaffirms the prospectivity of the Tallandoon area for antimony mineralisation, as stated by DTM's Chairman, James Chirnside.

Executive Commentary on Tallandoon Antimony Prospect

DTM's Chairman, James Chirnside, expressed, 'Field activities conducted at the Tallandoon Historic Goldfield reconfirm the prospectivity of the Tallandoon area as a very prospective region for antimony mineralisation. The Company eagerly awaits the assay results to confirm the concentration of antimony, following positive Antimony identification from initial pXRF results.'

Summary of Dart Mining's Antimony Confirmation

The field reconnaissance visit to the Tallandoon Antimony prospects has provided confirmation of antimony mineralisation in waste rock from historic mines, supporting the prospectivity of the area for antimony mineralisation. Dart Mining's Chairman, James Chirnside, highlighted the significance of the findings and the company's anticipation of assay results to validate the concentration of antimony. Additionally, Dart Mining's expansion into the Triumph Gold Project in Queensland signifies the company's strategic move into advanced gold projects, reflecting its ambition to develop a regional presence in Queensland and evaluate historic goldfields in Victoria. The company aims to explore precious, base, and strategic metals, including lithium, gold, antimony, silver, copper, molybdenum, zinc, and tin, indicating a comprehensive corporate strategy for future growth and exploration.