Antimony Resources Corp – Weekly Recap

Antimony Resources Corp continued to advance its strategic positioning in the U.S. critical minerals landscape this week. The company highlighted both governance enhancements and policy alignment as it seeks to progress its antimony and tungsten projects in key U.S. jurisdictions.

Antimony Resources appointed former U.S. Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt as Chairman of its Strategic Advisory Board. His experience in federal land access, permitting frameworks and resource development, along with relationships across agencies and regulators, is expected to support the company’s engagement with U.S. government stakeholders.

The Strategic Advisory Board will focus on strategy for antimony and tungsten project development in Tier‑1 U.S. jurisdictions. By strengthening its regulatory and policy expertise, the company aims to improve its ability to navigate permitting processes and align with U.S. critical minerals and domestic supply chain priorities.

These developments build on recent emphasis by Antimony Resources on the tightening global tungsten market and U.S. policy support for critical minerals. The firm has previously underscored the potential of its Tennessee Mountain project in Nevada and fully permitted Dutch Mountain tungsten processing facility in Utah as prospective non‑Chinese sources of supply.

Management has framed these U.S. assets, along with high‑grade brownfield antimony at Antimony Canyon in Utah, as leveraged to supply diversification and critical mineral security themes. The company has also disclosed multiple funding applications to federal agencies, positioning its portfolio within broader efforts to rebuild domestic supply chains.

From a capital markets perspective, Antimony Resources has outlined plans for a sponsored Level 1 ADR program with Deutsche Bank and a proposed Nasdaq listing targeted for 2026. While these initiatives and the new advisory appointment reinforce its strategic narrative, their ultimate impact will depend on execution, permitting outcomes and market conditions.

Overall, the week saw Antimony Resources deepen its policy and governance bench while reiterating the strategic relevance of its U.S. antimony and tungsten assets. The combination of strengthened advisory support and alignment with critical mineral priorities may enhance future financing, partnership and development prospects.