Insight
With a targeted, implemented strategy, Zeus Resources positions itself as an emerging Critical minerals Explorer with a compelling investment story that uses a reinforcement of the antimony market and a clear path from discovery to production.
Overview
Zeus Resources (ASX:GODFSE: ZEU) is a dynamic mineral exploration company aimed at discovering and promoting at an early stage, high -quality critical mineral assets in underexposed areas of law. The primary strategic focus is the 100-percent ownership Casablanca Antimony project in Morocco. The company also has exploration interests uranium” lithium And rare earth Elements in Australia.
AntimonyThe main product of the company is designated by the US, EU, Japan and Australia as a critical mineral for the essential role in defense, energy storage, electronics and renewable technologies. Worldwide supply is highly concentrated, with more than 60 percent of the production from China and Russia and limited processing capacity outside of China.
This current dynamic makes the potential of Morocco as a safe, alternative source strategically and economically important.
With Europe’s Industrial and Defense Selection Chains as a goal, Zeus uses the efficient permit environment of Morocco to accelerate development. In July 2025 the company completed the takeover of Casablanca and quickly started a geophysics program with high resolution. Within a few months, the company wants to go from exploration to drilling to take advantage of record -high antimony prices and to sharpen Western supply chains. The Casablanca project represents one of the rare high-quality antimony exposures outside of China.
At the same time, Zeus has strengthened his Moroccan strategy by a five-year non-exclusive license agreement with Newmont, which includes his Morocco exploration database and regional framework study in the anti-Atla’s and Central Meseta regions. The database offers integrated geochemical, geophysical and structural data sets, giving Zeus a competitive advantage in prospectivity analysis and target generation. The most important conditions include a royalty of 1 percent NSR on all characteristics that Zeus acquires in these regions and a 15-year right of the first refusal for Newmont on transfers. This agreement streamlines project identification, reduces the risk at an early stage and positions Zeus to efficiently expand its Moroccan footprint.
In addition to Morocco, Zeus retains with royalty-supported lithium exposure by the Mortimer Hills project in the Gas Coyne region in Western Australia, located near the substantial Malinda and Jameson deposits of Delta Lithium. The company also has the Kalabity project in South Australia and offers multi-community optionality, including uranium, copper, basic metals, lithium and rees, over a large land ownership with geological analogies with both Olympic dam) and broken Hill Mineral Systems.
Highlights of the company
- Casablanca Antimony Project: Six exploratory licenses of more than 79 km² in Central Morocco. Surface -sampling during the necessary diligence returned amazing results: up to 61.9 percent antimony, with extra samples ranging from 7.8 to 46.52 percent antimoon along a strike of more than 4 km.
- Strategic location for security protection: Morocco is a long-term antimony producer with a historical offer to Europe and ranks in 19th place in 19th place on the Mining Jurisdiction index of the Fraser Institute- on the same footing with Western Australia.
- Quick reconnaissance model: Geophysics survey is underway within a few weeks after license -acquisition, planned trench program and the beginning of the drill of the beginning of the beginning of Q4 2025.
- Favorable market dynamics: Antimony prices have been quadrupled since the beginning of 2024 to ~ US $ 55,000/T in the midst of the tightening of the global supply and rising demand from defense, electronics and renewable energy sectors.
- Strategic advisory firm: Former American ambassador Christopher Dell has become a member of the American business and strategic development adviser who wants to use his extensive diplomatic experience and proven negotiation skills to facilitate, navigate capital-having, geopolitical positioning and partnerships that are tailored to Western critical mineral policy
- Strategic data access: Access to the Morocco Exploration database and Framework Study of Newmont reinforces Zeus’ ability to accelerate the target generation and expand the Moroccan footprint
- Lean appreciation, clear milestones: Market capitalization is around AU $ 9 to AU $ 13 million and offers leverage at an early stage if the success of the exploration continues.
Important projects
Casablanca Antimony Project
The Casablanca Antimony Project, located in Central Morocco, comprises 79 m² under six explored explorations in a historically productive mine district. Located along the regional nne-stringing Smaala-Oellmes error, the project benefits from structural dilatation and quartzer networks that organize high-quality Stibnite mineralization.
Several historical and recent traditional effects are present in the term of office, with extensive surface -mineralization mapped over more than 4 km of strike. Rot ship sampling During the necessary diligence, exceptional anti -wiring degrees returned, with a peak of 61.9 percent antimony, with extra tests of 44.5 percent and 39.4 percent, and a wider series of samples between 7.8 percent and 46.52 percent antimony at 20 locations. These results are among the highest reported for every antimony discovery worldwide at an early stage, which underlines the strong potential for defining a resource. The licenses are ready for the drill and Zeus quickly started with a geophysical program with high resolution-induced polarization (HRIP) that includes 23 dipole dipole profiles of more than 16 km to define the conductive zones of substrate and important structural controls.
The work is supported on site by Ashgill Morocco, whose geological team in the country brings deep expertise in North African mineral systems and manages the permit, mapping and logistics. After completion of geophysics, a trench program, selected for its speed and cost efficiency in view of the grade profile of the project, testing surface areas and informing Boortargeting. It is expected that drilling will start at the beginning of Q4 2025. The modern mine code of Morocco, a stable political environment and strategic proximity to European markets are a clear path to accelerate the project from exploration to development, if drilling must confirm significant resources.
Mortimer Hills
The Mortimer Hills project (E09/2147), located in the Gas Coyne region, lies ~ 5 km along strike of the Malinda project of Delta Lithium. It is located in the Lake Springs MetaSediment unit, which together houses 21.9 MT Lithium sources (Malinda + Jameson deposits). The project was sold to the subsidiary of Delta Lithium, but Zeus retains a structured royalty interest and offers livered lithium district without continuous capital obligations.
Kalabity Project
Kalabity is the South -Australian Exploration Initiative of Zeus, focused on uranium, copper, basic metal, lithium and deer in the tectonic province of Kurnamona. The project comprises four exploratory licenses granted (EL7008, EL7039, EL7048 and EL7058) and is strategically located near historical deposits such as Kalabity and Crocker. The geological setting of the district is analogous to the Olympic Dam (IOCG) and Broken Hill (Zink-Lead-Silver) systems, which offer large-scale polymetal potential. The recent allocation of EL7058 consolidates Zeus’ position in this potential province.
Management team
Alvin Tan – Executive chairman
With nearly three decades of business experience in ASX-Gente and Global Companies, Alvin Tan has a track record in mergers, acquisitions and capital increase. He is currently acting as director of LSE and NSX-Gente PYX resources and was previously a director of ASX-Gentened advanced stock register prior to the takeover.
Hugh Pilgrim – Executive Director
Founding partner of Caravel Securities, Hugh Pilgrim has extensive experience in capital increase, mineral project acquisition and structuring of business transactions on the ASX. He leads the strategy for business development of Zeus, with a focus on accelerating the exploration and development of the Casablanca project.
Robert Marusco – Executive Director and business secretary
Robert Marusco is a business strategist with more than 25 years of experience and has held senior functions in private and ASX-Gentened companies. He specializes in corporate governance, financial planning and compliance, with a background in advising on ASX statements, mergers and acquisitions and restructures.
Christopher Dell – US Business and Strategic Development Advisor
Christopher Dell is a former American ambassador of Angola, Zimbabwe and Kosovo, and Senior Executive at Bechtel and Fieldstone Africa. His appointment reinforces Zeus’s ability to involve Western governments, companies and strategic financiers in the context of the Antimony Supply Chain
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