Trigg Minerals (ASX:TMG) acquires Achilles Antimony Project

Trigg Minerals Limited (ASX:TMG) has signed a binding purchase agreement to acquire the Achilles Antimony Project in northern New South Wales. The project includes the globally significant high-grade and high-tonnage Wild Cattle Creek (WCC) Antimony Deposit, positioning Trigg as a significant player in the rush to secure antimony supply.

Executive Commentary on Achilles Project Acquisition

Acquiring the Achilles Project, including the Wild Cattle Creek antimony deposit, is a significant bolstering of our existing portfolio and provides Trigg Minerals with an advanced project with a JORC resource and plenty of exploration upside in and around the resource. Adding to our recent acquisitions of the Taylors Arms and Spartan antimony projects, we expect Achilles to be our flagship, given its advanced state. This acquisition positions Trigg as a globally significant player in the rush to secure antimony supply.

Summary of Achilles Project Acquisition

Trigg Minerals Limited (ASX:TMG) has signed a binding purchase agreement to acquire the Achilles Antimony Project, which includes the globally significant high-grade and high-tonnage Wild Cattle Creek (WCC) Antimony Deposit. The WCC deposit is Australia's second-largest antimony deposit in New South Wales, with a resource of 610 kt at 2.56% Sb, containing 15,600 tonnes of antimony. Trigg plans to progress further exploration for resource expansion at the WCC deposit while simultaneously advancing its 100% owned Taylors Arm antimony project. The acquisition positions Trigg as a globally significant player in the rush to secure antimony supply, and the company aims to significantly increase the overall scale of the Achilles project and expedite the exploration of high-priority regional targets.