The Liji Kaur Antimony Concession is a 501-acre prospecting block located in District Chagai, Balochistan. The block is held by Al-Malik Mines & Minerals (Pvt.) Ltd. under a valid mineral prospecting licence granted by the Director General, Mines & Minerals, Balochistan.
The concession sits inside the Chagai Volcanic Arc — the same magmatic belt that hosts Reko Diq and Saindak. While Chagai is best known for porphyry copper and gold, the same tectonic system also produces antimony (stibnite, Sb₂S₃) mineralisation in vein and replacement style. Antimony is a strategic critical mineral: it is used in flame retardants, lead-alloy batteries, semiconductor dopants and specialty ammunition alloys, and Western supply chains have been actively diversifying away from concentrated sources over the past three years.
Al-Malik Mines is inviting joint-venture partners, sub-lessees and technical operators to develop the prospect. The opportunity is open to:
- Specialty-metal traders and end-users seeking secured antimony feedstock outside dominant supply regions.
- Battery and flame-retardant manufacturers looking for upstream integration.
- Financial investors looking for exposure to Pakistan’s critical-minerals sector.
- Technical partners able to contribute drilling, extraction, beneficiation and flotation capability during prospecting and early production.
Concession summary
- Area: 501.00 acres (approximately 2.03 km²)
- Mineral: Antimony (Sb) — stibnite (Sb₂S₃)
- Licence type: Prospecting Licence
- Location: Liji Kaur, District Chagai, Balochistan
- Survey sheet: Topo Sheet 34-C (Government of Balochistan, Directorate of Mineral Development)
- Status: Available for joint venture, sub-lease, or operating partnership
- Lease holder: Al-Malik Mines & Minerals (Pvt.) Ltd.
The original grant document with all six boundary coordinates and the Directorate map reference is available on request under NDA. Interested parties are invited to contact our head office for the full information memorandum.