Published: April 13, 2026 |

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Antimony Resources (ATMY) has initiated technical and environmental studies towards permitting its Bald Hill Antimony Project.

ATMY has contracted GEMTEC Consulting Engineers and Scientists — a Fredericton based environmental and permitting consulting company to develop a roadmap to permitting including a path and timeline for the Bald Hill Antimony Project.

ATMY has held meetings with officials of the New Brunswick and federal governments including the local municipal council to explain the project and address any preliminary questions. In addition, ATMY has met with the Department of Indigenous Affairs (DIA) to identify Indigenous groups with interest in the area.

ATMY said it believes that the early engagement of provincial government and local municipalities is essential in the seamless development of the Bald Hill Antimony Project. The responsible development of the project will be aided by discussions with various stakeholders early in the process. GEMTEC Consulting Engineers and Scientists will assist in the process.

“We believe that the timeline to permitting of the Bald Hill Antimony Project for development can be shortened by the early engagement of stakeholders including local and provincial officials and First Nations. We are pleased to have GEMTEC assisting us on this. They are very experienced in environmental impact assessment and resource development permitting. Their scope of work is detailed and comprehensive,” said Jim Atkinson P. Geo., CEO of Antimony Resources.

“ATMY Is engaging with the government of New Brunswick and have had fruitful discussions with government representatives from departments involved in the permitting process. We appreciate the support of various officials including the director of resource development and the assistant deputy minister,” added Atkinson.

ATMY said understanding the regulatory pathway is critical to a project’s success, shaping strategy, schedules, budgets, and public and Indigenous engagement. To support the Bald Hill Antimony project, GEMTEC has proposed a work program to develop a comprehensive regulatory roadmap. This roadmap will identify applicable legislation, regulatory authorities, permitting requirements, and approval timelines. The framework will provide sufficient detail for the Antimony Resources team to progress the project with a clear, proactive plan to navigate regulatory processes efficiently and support timely project development.

As part of managing the environmental review and approval process, of which the EIA review process will constitute a major component, GEMTEC and ATMY have engaged with the key personnel at the two key regulatory agencies governing metal mining in New Brunswick. ATMY said early engagement with regulators is key to establishing a clear path forward for project proponents and an excellent risk mitigation strategy for proponents. As an initial step in the regulatory engagement process.

Meetings have been held with representatives of the EIA technical review committee (TRC), which will include various downstream regulators who will review the permit application. ATMY and GEMTEC have held an early in-person meeting to discuss the project and ensure information collected during the EIA process will seamlessly integrate into the mining lease application and other requirements.

Antimony Resources is an exploration and development company focused exclusively on antimony. The company’s management team possesses extensive experience in financing, exploration, development, and mining. The company is focused on becoming a significant North American producer of antimony.

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