UAMY News & Events

United States Antimony has been approved for uplisting to the New York Stock Exchange from the NYSE American. The Company anticipates that its common shares will commence trading at market open on the NYSE on or about March 11, 2026, under the symbol "UAMY." The uplisting to the NYSE marks a further advancement in the Company's ongoing goal to continue enhancing its institutional and retail shareholder base by providing a new market maker specialist and enhanced trading characteristics on the NYSE.

United States Antimony Corporation has been awarded $27 Million by the Department of War under Title III of the Defense Production Act to enhance, innovate, and expand domestic extraction, processing, and refinement of critical materials. These investments approved last year were delayed due to the government shutdown. This investment utilized funds from the Additional Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2022. This award also supports the current Administration's goal to increase the production of processed critical minerals and other derivative products as articulated in the March 20, 2025, Executive Order 14241 - Immediate Measures to Increase American Mineral Production. DOW's $27.0 million investment in USAC will fund the modernization and expand the company's capacity located in Montana to refine and produce antimony necessary for flame retardants, batteries, munitions, and other defense applications. In parallel, this investment will support USAC's initiative to establish domestic antimony excavation and extraction in the State of Alaska. By securing domestic feedstock, USAC has already positioned itself with its Montana mining activities as the only U.S.-based company capable of full vertical integration across the supply chain from ore extraction, processing, and to finished antimony products.

United States Antimony announced the completion of an initial resource engineering study on its 100% owned Fostung Tungsten Property located in Ontario, Canada. The final SK 1300 Technical Report will be filed with the SEC. This initial resource report was authored by SRK. The Fostung Tungsten deposit is located approximately 70 kilometers west of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, near the town of Espanola. The technical consultants, using a cut-off grade of 0.08% WO3, calculated an inferred resource of 14.62M metric tons grading 0.17% WO3 containing 53.595M pounds of WO3. With a current tungsten price of $1,890 per metric ton unit the gross estimated raw metal value of the inferred resource discovered at the Fostung Tungsten Deposit is approximately $4.6B, prior to mining and processing costs. Joseph Bardswich, Chief Mining Engineer, stated, "We acquired the Fostung Tungsten property in June of last year with the view that this deposit had the greatest potential to become the next North American producer of tungsten. Our business model is to 'fast-track' mining projects in an effort to meet the demands of our U.S. military for certain critical minerals. The Fostung Tungsten property will initially be mined via an open pit. This initial resource report announced today confirms this significant high-grade deposit and its incredible future value. I was born and raised in the Sudbury area during an era when it was referred to as a 'moonscape' due to the shortcuts taken to meet the immediate critical demands for nickel required by World War I, the Korean War, and other military demands. Every time that I return to the area, I am amazed at the results of the reclamation programs that have been undertaken over the last 30 years. Fostung will be developed without that degradation, but with the skills, knowledge, and perseverance of the people located in the area. We are eager to continue with the recommended next phases of drilling, bulk sampling, and metallurgical testing to advance the Fostung deposit from an inferred to a measured and indicated resource."