Joining the podcast today is Hugh Pilgrim, Executive Director of Zeus Resources (ASX:ZEU). Hugh will be speaking about the company’s strategic acquisition of the high-grade Casablanca Antimony Project in Morocco, Zeus’s broader critical minerals strategy, and how global market dynamics are positioning antimony as one of the most sought-after inputs in the clean energy and defence sectors.

Introduction to Company

For those who might be new to Zeus Resources, can you give us a brief overview of the company, your mission, and the type of mineral assets you’re focused on developing?

How does the recent acquisition of the Casablanca Antimony Project align with Zeus Resources’ broader strategy to deliver value from critical minerals?

Antimony has seen a significant surge in pricing and strategic importance. What’s driving this global demand, and how does Zeus plan to capitalise on this shift?

Given the tightening supply and geopolitical pressures around antimony, what kind of opportunity does Zeus see in becoming a new entrant in this market?

You’ve partnered with Ashgill Morocco for in-country support. How important is local expertise and stakeholder engagement in your international operations, particularly in Morocco?

With a market cap of around $4.5 million and over $2 million in cash, how is Zeus positioned financially to execute its short-term exploration and development plans?

Do you foresee partnerships, joint ventures, or strategic alliances playing a role in the development or processing of antimony outside of China?

Can you share the key milestones Zeus investors should be watching over the next 6–12 months, particularly around the Casablanca Project?

What does success look like for Zeus Resources over the next few years — both in terms of project outcomes and positioning in the global critical minerals sector?