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The Globe and Mail

Bryah Resources Limited has received approvals for drilling at the Vail Road Gold Deposit and Bond Road Antimony Prospect within the Golden Pike Project. This marks a significant milestone for Bryah’s inaugural Canadian drilling program, with the potential to add substantial value for shareholders. The company has secured land access agreements and engaged local contractors to commence drilling, with a focus on defining a resource for mine development at the Vail Road site and exploring an antimony outcrop at Bond Road. The drilling programs are expected to be completed by the end of the year, positioning Bryah to enhance its industry standing and deliver promising results for stakeholders.

International Mining

Novamera Inc., a Canada-based mining technology company, has achieved what it says is a world first: the mining of a mineral deposit using its breakthrough Surgical Mining system.

The initial extraction is taking place at the Golden Promise deposit near Badger, Newfoundland, marking a major milestone in the effort to unlock new sources of minerals and metals in a low-capital, faster and more sustainable manner to support global supply needs, it says.

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Letter of intent signed for precision mining technology LOI signed with Novamera to investigate Surgical Mining for Vail Road Gold Deposit.

The Globe and Mail

Bryah Resources Limited has signed a contract to acquire the Golden Pike high-grade gold and antimony project in New Brunswick, Canada, marking a strategic expansion in its mineral exploration activities.

Mining.com.au

Then on 7 October, Bryah Resources (ASX:BYH) reported results of analysis of boulder samples retrieved during the recent field reconnaissance visit to the Golden Pike Gold and Antimony Project. These include the highest-grade sample yet retrieved from the Bond Road antimony occurrence, grading 57% Sb. Rock chip samples collected from boulders at the prospect also yielded antimony values of 27.6%.

Intelligent Investor

Bryah Resources Limited has retrieved the highest grade antimony rock chip samples to date from its exploration activities. The company, listed on the Australian Securities Exchange under the ticker BYH, has been conducting extensive sampling in various locations. The samples have shown significant antimony concentrations, which are crucial for Bryah Resources' exploration and resource estimation strategies. This development is part of the company's ongoing efforts to explore and develop its resource projects in Australia.

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**Shares of Bryah Resources rise as much as 22.2% to A$0.006, hit their highest level since August 27

**Stock marks its biggest intra-day pct gain since September 26

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Bryah Resources (ASX:BYH) has pulled its highest-grade antimony samples yet from the Bond Road prospect, including rock chips grading 57% antimony and 1.6g/t gold. Additional samples from the nearby Vail Road gold deposit returned up to 9.48g/t gold, confirming mineralisation right from surface. The results validate earlier exploration work and give Bryah the green light to kick off drilling at the Golden Pike project in November.

The Globe and Mail

Globex is pleased to inform shareholders that Bryah Resources Ltd (BYH-ASX) who have optioned (see Globex press release dated May 22, 2025) the Golden Pike (formerly Devil’s Pike) gold/antimony property in New Brunswick from Globex, have reported assays of up to 57% Sb from large boulders located on the property at the Bond Road showing.

Junior Mining Network

Globex is pleased to inform shareholders that Bryah Resources Ltd (BYH-ASX) who have optioned (see Globex press release dated May 22, 2025) the Golden Pike (formerly Devil’s Pike) gold/antimony property in New Brunswick from Globex, have reported assays of up to 57% Sb from large boulders located on the property at the Bond Road showing.