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Significant Extension to Sabre Gold-Antimony Shoots at Depth, + Second Shoot Identified

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ASX:ITM      MCAP $11.46M
07 October 2026 12:21 (AEDT)

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In this video, watch MD Mike Schwarz as he takes a break from collecting metallurgical samples at the Sabre Gold Antimony Prospect to give this short update on why he thinks the latest drilling results are significant for iTech’s (ASX: ITM) exploration plans at the Reynolds Range. (1min)

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HIGHLIGHTS

Deep reverse circulation (RC) drilling at the Sabre Prospect, part of iTech Minerals’ 100%-owned Reynolds Range Gold-Antimony Project in the Northern Territory, has extended the main gold-antimony shoot (Shoot 1) from approximately 100m to approximately 270m below surface. The shoot remains open at depth.

A second shoot has been identified approximately 120m south of Shoot 1, beneath an outcrop that previously returned rock chips of up to 182 g/t Au. (ASX: ITM 5 July 2024)

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The latest results are highly significant for iTech Minerals and for our understanding of the gold-antimony potential at Reynolds Range. Firstly, the two deep holes have confirmed our belief that the main Sabre shoot plunges steeply, and we now know that the high-grade mineralised zone continues down 270 metres below the surface and remains open at depth. In addition, identifying a second gold shoot 120m to the south gives us strong encouragement that we are cracking the code at Reynolds Range and with 13km of highly anomalous ground to explore, there are more gold- antimony shoots to be discovered.
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— Managing Director Mike Schwarz
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