In response to several questions from investors, Managing Director Mike Schwarz returns with another instalment of ‘Ask iTech’.
In this 6-minute episode, he addresses three questions and takes a detailed look at antimony and its increasing demand from the defence and renewable energy sectors. He explains how iTech has systematically worked up and built confidence in the antimony potential at Reynolds Range before making it a major focus for the company, the possibility of supplying future processing facilities at Port Pirie, and how the antimony and gold mineralisation overlap at Reynolds Range, adding a new dimension to the existing gold potential.
Q&A HIGHLIGHTS
Why hasn’t iTech focused on antimony before, and what’s changed?
➝ New fieldwork has confirmed continuous antimony veins up to 300m long, giving confidence that the area has the scale to support an economic resource.
Could Reynolds Range antimony feed into the planned Port Pirie processing facility?
➝ iTech is encouraged by the investment and will definitely look into engaging with the Nystar facility in the future.
Is the upcoming drilling program focused on gold or antimony?
➝ Both. The high-grade antimony and gold zones occur together, meaning iTech is targeting both commodities.
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