Locksley Resources is stepping up its Mojave Project with fresh fieldwork and a policy tailwind from Washington’s US$1 billion critical minerals push.
Locksley Resources has secured a strategic U.S. advisor as it targets federal funding and investor interest for its Mojave Project, which hosts high-grade antimony and rare earths in a region critical to America’s supply chain independence.
Locksley Resources Chair Nathan Lude outlines how the company’s U.S. strategy, anchored by the Mojave Project, aims to support America’s critical minerals independence through high-grade discoveries and strategic collaboration.
Positioned in a key U.S. mining district, Locksley’s Mojave Project offers rare access to two critical minerals rare earths and antimony at a time of intensifying global supply chain realignment.
Just 1.4 kilometres from the only operating rare earths mine in North America, Locksley Resources Mojave Project is emerging as a strategic play in the US critical minerals race.