Casablanca Antimony Project
High-Grade Antimony in Morocco | Backed by Local Expertise
Overview
The Casablanca Antimony Project is located in central Morocco, covering six granted exploration licenses over a combined 79 km² area. The project features multiple historical and recent artisanal workings and has returned high-grade rock chip samples, including values up to 46.52% Sb.
Zeus Resources is advancing exploration in partnership with Ashgill Australia, whose local geological team brings deep expertise in North African stratigraphy and mineral systems.
Location and Access
The project lies approximately 160km southeast of Casablanca. The region features year-round road access and proximity to port infrastructure, making it well-positioned for future development and export potential.
Highlights
High-Grade Results
Rock chips from 7.8% Sb to 46.52% Sb confirm robust surface mineralisation
District-Scale Potential
Mineralised strike exceeds 4km along the Smaala-Oulmes Fault
Immediate Exploration Upside
Drilling can commence under current permits; logistics supported by sealed/unsealed road access.
In-Country Expertise
Technical program supported by Ashgill Australia and Moroccan-based geologists.
Strategic Location
Close proximity to Europe – ideal for supply chain resilience and critical mineral demand.
Geology
Surface sampling has confirmed outcropping massive stibnite veins within fault-hosted systems. The mineralisation is associated with a regional structural corridor that has seen limited modern exploration despite widespread artisanal activity.
Zeus’ exploration strategy is focused on:
- Targeting strike extensions of known mineralised zones
- Conducting structural mapping and geochemical surveys
- Advancing toward RC drill testing in 2025
In-Country Team
Exploration is led by Ashgill Australia, in collaboration with experienced Moroccan geologists. Ashgill’s extensive North African operational experience ensures compliance, continuity, and high technical standards on the ground.
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