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American Tungsten & Antimony Ltd. reports news on U.S. critical minerals project development, with recurring updates tied to antimony and tungsten assets in Utah and Nevada. Company announcements cover drilling at the Antimony Canyon Project, metallurgical testwork using project material, tungsten project activity, and efforts to support domestic supply chains for defense and advanced manufacturing minerals.
News also includes governance and advisory-board developments connected to permitting, federal land access, stakeholder engagement and critical-minerals policy. The company's updates generally center on exploration progress, processing concepts, project portfolio activity and the regulatory context for advancing antimony and tungsten assets in the United States.
American Tungsten & Antimony (OTCQB: ATALF) appointed former U.S. Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt as Chairman of its Strategic Advisory Board on May 7, 2026. The company said his experience in federal land access, permitting and critical minerals policy will support AT4's antimony and tungsten projects in Utah and Nevada.
Bernhardt served as Secretary of the Interior overseeing federal land and permitting frameworks relevant to U.S. mining and critical-minerals supply chains.
American Tungsten & Antimony (OTCQB: ATALF) reported high-grade antimony intersections from initial drilling at the Little Emma Prospect, Antimony Canyon, Utah. Key intercepts include 11.03m @ 3.1% Sb (incl. 2.62m @ 12.54% Sb) and 8.47m @ 2.67% Sb (incl. 2.2m @ 9.69% Sb).
The company says mineralization appeared in four of seven holes and grades up to 66.47% Sb were recorded, supporting a potential large hydrothermal antimony system and domestic critical‑minerals significance.
American Tungsten and Antimony (OTCQB: ATALF) said Executive Chairman Timothy Morrison will meet Donald J. Trump Jr. during the invite-only U.S. Capital Access Forum in Singapore on March 10-11, 2026.
The company plans to brief Mr. Trump Jr. on its US-based projects to re-establish domestic production of critical defense minerals, including antimony at Antimony Canyon and tungsten at Sage Hen and Dutch Mountain.
American Tungsten & Antimony (OTCQB: ATALF) produced its first antimony ingots from material sourced at the Antimony Canyon Project in Utah as part of metallurgical testwork.
The work used an independent third-party facility and follows a Metso Ausmelt concept study and plant design that indicated potential to deliver a smelter within two years. The company says it is fast-tracking exploration, acquisitions and a proposed Nasdaq listing to access larger capital markets.
American Tungsten & Antimony (ASX: AT4; OTCQB: ATALF) announced binding agreements to acquire 100% of the Dutch Mountain Processing Facility and the Dutch Mountain Tungsten Project in Tooele County, Utah, including the Fraction Lode mine and a fully permitted processing mill.
The acquisition provides an operational, privately permitted mill (last operated 2017), supports potential district-scale consolidation across Clifton (Gold Hill), and complements recently secured Sage Hen assets. The company named Deutsche Bank as ADR depository and said it is pursuing a NASDAQ uplist in 2026.