United States Antimony Corp. has recently announced the expansion of its antimony-gold claims in Alaska, further solidifying its presence in the state’s mining industry. The company, known for its critical minerals focus, has acquired new leases and options for lands in the Fairbanks Mining District, adding to its already significant land holdings in the area. With plans to kick off exploration in May, weather permitting, the company is gearing up for an active 2025 season.
Led by Rodney Blakestad, an experienced economic geologist, the company is also planning exploration programs for its properties near the Alaska Highway and Maclaren River. These areas are rich in antimony, gold, silver, zinc, and other minerals, making them prime targets for U.S. Antimony’s efforts to secure domestic sources of critical minerals.
Impressed by the quality of the antimony deposits found in its Alaska properties, U.S. Antimony intends to start sending test shipments of raw materials to its processing facility in Montana later this year. This move aligns with the company’s goal of developing a domestic supply chain for critical minerals essential for various applications, including military, aerospace, quantum computing, and energy storage.
As the company continues to expand its presence in Alaska, investors and industry insiders are keeping a close eye on U.S. Antimony’s progress in developing its mineral assets in the state. With a focus on critical minerals and a strong team led by experienced professionals, the company is poised for success in the Alaskan mining sector.
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