Latest Antimony Production News

Trigg Minerals has initiated the process for a Nasdaq dual listing via an American Depositary Receipt program, aiming to tap into the world’s largest capital market. The company also raised A$2.5 million from Tribeca Investment Partners, reinforcing its growth strategy.

Locksley Resources appoints Kerrie Matthews as Managing Director and CEO to spearhead the commercialisation of U.S.-produced antimony, following a landmark domestic metal ingot milestone.

Locksley Resources has made significant strides in its US critical minerals strategy, advancing proprietary antimony refining technology and expanding its Mojave Project landholding. The company also completed an oversubscribed capital raise to fund upcoming drilling and downstream processing initiatives.

EV Resources has made significant strides in its antimony projects across Mexico and the US, securing a processing plant and planning a maiden drill program at Los Lirios, positioning itself for near-term production.

Nova Minerals has secured a significant US$43.4 million funding award from the U.S. Department of War to accelerate its Estelle Project in Alaska, advancing both gold and antimony development with strong government backing and infrastructure progress.

Red Mountain Mining reports exceptional high-grade antimony and gold results from its Armidale Project in NSW, positioning itself strongly amid growing government support for critical minerals.

EV Resources has secured a 150-tonne-per-day processing plant near its Los Lirios project, fast-tracking antimony production and positioning itself as a key North American supplier.

Locksley Resources has produced the first 100% American made antimony ingot in decades, validating a fully domestic mine-to-metal supply chain and advancing U.S. critical minerals independence.

Alkane Resources has released its FY25 Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves update, highlighting a robust asset base across Australia and Sweden and reinforcing its growth trajectory with ongoing capital investments.

Locksley Resources has upgraded its U.S. trading status to the OTCQX Best Market, enhancing its visibility among American investors and reinforcing its strategic focus on critical minerals at the Mojave Project in California.

Nova Minerals has secured a critical land use permit for an antimony refinery at Port MacKenzie, Alaska, backed by a US$43.4 million award from the U.S. Department of War. The company aims to produce military-grade antimony by 2026/27, positioning itself as a pivotal domestic supplier in the U.S. critical minerals market.

Locksley Resources has expanded the Desert Antimony Mine target at its Mojave Project by 400%, revealing a new parallel structural zone and boosting the project's potential as a critical U.S. minerals hub.