Yes. Boundary coordinates and the geological report for Gojal Antimony Deposit are shared directly with verified investors and buyers on request, either by email or once an enquiry is confirmed through the investor desk.
Gojal, Hunza
Gojal Antimony Deposit
Gojal Antimony Deposit is a antimony concession in Gojal, Hunza, held under licence by Zircon Mines (PVT) LTD. It carries antimony, molybdenum indications, across 10 sq/km. The site is in the exploration phase.
- Operator
- Zircon Mines (PVT) LTD
- District
- Gojal, Hunza
- Deposit type
- Antimony
- Status
- Exploratory Phase
- Site access
- Field approach
- Area
- 10 sq/km
- Licence status
- Exploration License
- Antimony
- Molybdenum indications
Boundary coordinates and the geological report for this concession are shared directly with verified investors and buyers on request, by email, or once an enquiry is confirmed through the investor desk.
Geological context
About Gojal Antimony Deposit
Upper Hunza and Gojal sit within the northern Karakoram block, a structural zone that regional mineral surveys describe as host to antimony, arsenic and polymetallic sulphide showings alongside gold and gemstone occurrences. Documented lead and antimony occurrences in the nearby Awreith Gol area, within the same Gojal tehsil, are part of the pattern that put antimony exploration in this corridor on the map.
This concession is held under an exploration licence across roughly 10 sq/km, with antimony as the primary target and molybdenum indications also recorded by our own field work. That reflects where the work actually is: exploration, not extraction. Antimony demand has firmed globally on its role in flame retardants, battery chemistries and semiconductor manufacture, part of the commercial case for advancing this licence toward a mining lease. Field and assay data, including the application reference itself, are shared with verified investors on request.
Investor FAQ
Gojal Antimony Deposit: investor FAQ
Direct answers for investors and buyers evaluating Gojal Antimony Deposit, Gojal, Hunza.
Licence status is shown on this page as either Operational or Exploratory Phase. Operational means the site is held under an active mining lease. Exploratory Phase means the concession is held under an exploration or reconnaissance licence, ahead of a mining lease application. Both are transferable business relationships, through joint venture, farm-in, equity, or in some cases outright sale, not just information.
The mineral indications listed here are public. The boundary coordinates, assay data, and full geological report are not, by design, since publishing them would hand a competitor the same targeting information for free. That data room opens once an enquiry is confirmed through the investor desk, typically after an NDA. It's a filter for seriousness, not a sales tactic.
