American Tungsten and Antimony Chairman to Meet with Donald Trump Jr. Next Week at Hall Chadwick U.S. Capital Access Forum in Singapore

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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.

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NEW YORK, March 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- American Tungsten and Antimony Ltd. (ASX: AT4) (OTCQB: ATALF) announced the company's Executive Chairman, Timothy Morrison, has been invited to brief Donald J. Trump Jr. on the role the Company is playing in helping secure American-based supply of critical minerals required for the military supply chain. The meeting will occur during the invite-only U.S. Capital Access Forum, scheduled to be held in Singapore March 10-11, where Mr. Trump will be the keynote speaker.

"This is a significant honor for American Tungsten & Antimony to meet with Mr. Trump," said Morrison. "We believe our work to support the secure supply of critical defense minerals for U.S. domestic use aligns with Mr. Trump's position and his significant contributions in this area." Morrison added that the meeting represents a unique opportunity to discuss the importance of the company's projects with one of the key contributors to the current administration, which continues to demonstrate a significant commitment to securing  critical mineral supply for the U.S.

American Tungsten & Antimony (https://www.ataa.com) is working to re-establish domestic production of critical minerals vital to defense and strategic manufacturing supply chains, including antimony via its flagship Antimony Canyon Project and tungsten, at its Sage Hen and Dutch Mountain Tungsten Projects in Nevada/Utah, representative of the company's growing portfolio of US-based projects to help meet increasing demand.

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FAQ

What meeting did American Tungsten and Antimony (ATALF) announce for March 2026?

The company announced a briefing between Executive Chairman Timothy Morrison and Donald J. Trump Jr. on March 10-11, 2026. According to the company, the meeting will occur at the invite-only U.S. Capital Access Forum in Singapore to discuss critical mineral supply.

Why is the ATALF briefing with Donald Trump Jr. significant for investors?

It signals attention to the company's role in US critical mineral supply chains, which may raise visibility. According to the company, the briefing focuses on antimony and tungsten projects supporting domestic defense manufacturing needs.

Which ATALF projects will be discussed during the March 2026 briefing?

The company said it will highlight its Antimony Canyon, Sage Hen, and Dutch Mountain projects. According to the company, these projects aim to re-establish domestic production of antimony and tungsten for strategic supply chains.

When and where will American Tungsten and Antimony (ATALF) meet Donald J. Trump Jr.?

The meeting is scheduled for March 10-11, 2026 at the U.S. Capital Access Forum in Singapore. According to the company, the forum is invite-only and Mr. Trump Jr. will be the keynote speaker.

Will the ATALF announcement change the company's production or financial guidance for 2026?

The announcement is a meeting notice and does not provide production or financial guidance changes. According to the company, the briefing is to discuss project roles in securing US critical minerals, not to announce new guidance.