EV Resources (ASX:EVR) Uncovers 1.1km Antimony-Gold Target at Milton Project

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2 min read | July 07, 2026 11:02 AM AEST | By Sonal Goyal

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EV Resources has identified a continuous 1.1km antimony-gold pathfinder corridor at the Milton Project through maiden soil geochemistry.

The Dollar Project outlined two distinct mineralised systems, including gold-antimony and silver-lead-zinc zones linked to historic workings.

Exploration also identified a new copper-oxide breccia target, indicating potential for a separate deeper mineralising system.

The high-density survey analysed 567 soil samples and established the company's first systematic exploration targets across its US antimony portfolio.

EV Resources plans rock-chip sampling, geophysical surveys and maiden scout drilling to advance the newly defined exploration corridors.

EV Resources Limited ( ASX:EVR ) has completed its maiden, high-density soil geochemistry program at the Milton and Dollar Projects in Nevada. The results outlined multiple structurally controlled mineral corridors and provided the company's first systematic exploration targets across its US antimony portfolio while establishing a pathway towards future drilling activities.

Specialty consultants Frontfinders Exploration conducted the program, which comprised 567 soil samples, including 324 at Milton and 243 at Dollar and analysed using a 50-element geochemical package. According to the company, the data passed QA/QC inspection and successfully delineated walk-up exploration targets that will now progress to follow-up fieldwork.

Milton Project Defines 1.1km Antimony-Gold Corridor

At the Milton Project, the exploration program outlined a continuous 1,100-metre continuous anomalous corridor characterised by elevated gold (Au), arsenic (As), antimony (Sb), mercury (Hg) and thallium (Tl). The geochemical signature closely matches mapped north-south jasperoid trends.

The company noted that 22 individual soil samples ranked within the highest decile for all five classic hydrothermal and Carlinstyle pathfinder elements simultaneously.

One sample recorded the project's highest thallium value of 2.45 ppm, together with elevated gold response of 0.118 ppm Au, while another sample returned 5.44 ppm mercury (with elevated copper) and 121.5 ppm antimony.

Field mapping also confirmed structurally controlled hydrothermal alteration system within carbonate-rich stratigraphy.

EVR shares traded at AUD 0.006 per share on 6 July 2026.

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