Galway Metals Advances Gold and Antimony Recovery at Clarence Stream

Galway Metals Inc. has announced advancements in processing at its Clarence Stream project in New Brunswick, Canada. The company confirms up to 98% gold and 84% antimony recoveries through a new process flowsheet. This breakthrough comes after tests on diamond drill core samples from multiple deposits on the site.

Rob Hinchcliffe, President and CEO, emphasized the significance of this milestone for the project's metallurgical profile, enhancing expected gold recoveries and introducing a critical mineral component with antimony. The refined method includes a hybrid Au-Sb cyanidation-flotation process. This technique not only recovers gold but also processes antimony as a by-product.

The company remains committed to expanding resources, with active drilling at key deposits. This effort is backed by further metallurgical testing to bolster future economic studies and develop project design criteria.