Pat Burke, Chairman of Locksley Resources, says the company’s expanded landholding and new discoveries at Mojave represent a pivotal step in advancing its critical minerals strategy.
Locksley Resources has struck a deal with EV Resources to secure additional antimony supply, reinforcing its U.S. critical minerals strategy.
Trigg Minerals (ASX:TMG) has delivered a breakthrough conceptual study with Metso confirming the design of a U.S. antimony smelter that could establish one of the only mine-to-metal supply chains in the Western world.
Locksley Resources Chairman Nathan Lude says the company’s partnership with Rice University marks a pivotal step toward establishing the first U.S. antimony processing capacity and unlocking new energy storage applications.
Managing Director Andre Booyzen says Trigg Minerals’ acquisition of 20 patented claims at Antimony Canyon is a decisive step that gives the company full control to fast track U.S. antimony development.
Locksley Resources is stepping up its Mojave Project with fresh fieldwork and a policy tailwind from Washington’s US$1 billion critical minerals push.
Trigg Minerals has expanded its U.S. critical minerals footprint with the acquisition of a tungsten project in Nevada backed by historic government-certified estimates.
GTI Energy has secured drilling approvals and contractors for its Lo Herma uranium project in Wyoming, positioning itself at the forefront of America’s nuclear supply chain rebuild.
Trigg Minerals has partnered with global leader Metso to assess a low-emission, Western processing solution for antimony using proven Ausmelt smelting technology.
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.