US Antimony expands Alaska land position

By Shane Lasley | Updated Apr 8, 2025

United States Antimony Corp. April 7 announced the expansion of its antimony-gold claims near Fairbanks, Alaska, and in the Maclaren River area south of the Alaska Range. The company is preparing to begin exploration and send test shipments to its antimony smelter in Montana.

Last summer, the critical minerals-focused company, which owns an antimony smelter in Montana, started building a portfolio of claims in Alaska that are enriched with antimony, copper, gold, silver, and other minerals.

This expansion marks a significant step for US Antimony as it looks to increase its presence in Alaska’s mineral-rich landscape. With the addition of new claims, the company is positioning itself to further explore and develop potential mineral resources in the region.

US Antimony’s move to expand its land position in Alaska comes as part of its strategic growth plan to diversify its mineral assets and secure a steady supply of critical minerals, including antimony. With the exploration set to begin soon and test shipments planned for its smelter, the company is poised to leverage its expanding land position for future growth and success.

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