HUB Cyber Security Advances Tivani Project to Include Antimony
HUB Cyber Security announced recent developments at the Tivani Tier-1 Critical Minerals Project, where Ferrox Critical Minerals is expanding the asset's mineral scope to include antimony, alongside its established titanium, iron and vanadium mineralization. Antimony is widely recognized as a defense-grade strategic material, used across aerospace systems, semiconductors, advanced electronics, flame-retardant materials and military technologies. Global supply remains highly concentrated, and Western governments increasingly identify antimony as a critical vulnerability within secure industrial supply chains. Ferrox's expansion into antimony is intended to position Tivani as a multi-commodity critical minerals platform, strengthening its relevance across defense, aerospace and advanced manufacturing ecosystems. Terrence Duffy, Chief Executive Officer of Ferrox Critical Minerals Ltd., stated: "Ferrox was built with the objective of becoming a globally relevant critical minerals producer, not simply a single-commodity mine developer. The addition of antimony and other strategic minerals under evaluation at Tivani reinforces our vision of creating a platform asset aligned with the most demanding industrial, defense and technology end users."
