Red Mountain boosts funding as Armidale antimony-gold work advances

An update from Red Mountain Mining Ltd ( (AU:RMX) ) is now available.

Red Mountain Mining reported significant progress at its Armidale Antimony-Gold Project in New South Wales during the March 2026 quarter, including an extensive soil hand auger sampling program at the Oaky Creek prospect targeting a defined antimony anomaly. The company ended the period with about $1.75 million in cash and subsequently strengthened its balance sheet via an oversubscribed $1.6 million placement and a $1 million standby facility, leaving it well funded to advance exploration and its broader growth strategy.

The Armidale project covers 391 square kilometres in the Southern New England Orogen, Australia’s premier antimony province that also hosts Larvotto Resources’ large Hillgrove deposit. Red Mountain sees substantial untested potential for antimony and gold across tenement EL9732, where historic small-scale workings and proximity to the Peel Fault suggest favourable geology that could enhance the company’s role in the emerging critical minerals supply chain if exploration success continues.

More about Red Mountain Mining Ltd

Red Mountain Mining Ltd is a critical minerals exploration and development company listed on the ASX and US OTCQB, with projects in Tier-1 mining districts in the United States and Australia. The company focuses on antimony, gold and other critical metals, positioning itself within recognised mineral provinces such as the Southern New England Orogen in New South Wales.

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