Krakatoa Hits Visual Antimony at Zopkhito – Drilling Confirms Vein Model

Krakatoa Resources (ASX:KTA) has found visual antimony in the early stages of drilling at the Zopkhito project in Georgia. The company reported a 2.86-metre interval of antimony mineralisation that includes a 60-centimetre zone of massive quartz and stibnite. Visual estimates suggest roughly 50% stibnite in that section.

CEO Mark Major said the initial 2026 drilling has confirmed the historical vein models and demonstrated continuity of the enriched antimony mineralisation. “It is fantastic to see the initial 2026 drilling confirming the historical vein models and demonstrating the continuity of the enriched antimony mineralisation at Zopkhito,” he said.

Zopkhito is an antimony-gold project covering 1,779 hectares under a mining licence valid until March 2042. Krakatoa holds an exclusive option to acquire up to 80% of the project. The site already carries a foreign resource estimate of 225,000 tonnes at 11.6% antimony for 26,000 tonnes of contained antimony, plus 7.1 million tonnes at 3.7 grams per tonne gold for 815,119 ounces of gold.