Felix Gold Confirms High-Grade Near-Surface Gold and Antimony at Alaska’s NW Array

Felix Gold Ltd. ( (AU:FXG) ) has provided an update.

Felix Gold has reported final 2025 drilling assays from the NW Array prospect at its Treasure Creek Project in Alaska, confirming multiple zones of near-surface, higher-grade, structurally controlled gold alongside broader lower-grade halos. Several drill holes delivered substantial intercepts, including a 29.26-metre interval at 2.16 grams per tonne gold from shallow depth, underscoring the prospect’s potential scale and grade profile.

The results also highlight a strong dual-commodity character, with high-grade antimony veining hosting gold and demonstrating that both metals occupy the same structural system, and that mineralisation remains open in several directions. Management argues this strengthens the case for a combined gold–antimony development strategy aimed at supporting U.S. domestic antimony supply, as the company incorporates the new data into updated geological models and plans the next drilling phase while still assessing economic viability.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:FXG) stock is a Buy with a A$1.20 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Felix Gold Ltd. stock, see the AU:FXG Stock Forecast page.

More about Felix Gold Ltd.

Felix Gold Ltd. is an ASX-listed explorer focused on gold and antimony in the Fairbanks Mining District of Alaska, where it is advancing the Treasure Creek Project near Fairbanks. The project includes the NW Array prospect and the historic Scrafford Mine, historically one of Alaska’s largest antimony producers, positioning the company in a dual-commodity gold–antimony niche with strategic relevance to U.S. supply chains.

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