Liberty Star Uranium & Metals Stock Price, News & Analysis

Liberty Star Minerals (OTCQB: LBSR) announced on December 22, 2025 that Matt Westbrook has been appointed to its Board of Directors to support the company’s focus on domestic critical mineral supply chains. Westbrook is described as having experience in critical minerals development, national security–focused investment, and relationships across the Defense and Intelligence Communities.

The company also said that Saleem Elmasri is stepping down from the board but will continue to assist as an advisor during the transition. Management commentary highlights Westbrook’s expected role supporting Hay Mountain Holdings, Earp Ridge, Red Rock Canyon targets, and the newly defined American Strategic Minerals initiative focused on copper, gold, rare earths, and other critical minerals.

Liberty Star Minerals (OTCQB: LBSR) announced a strategic realignment of its mining claims and mineral assets on November 18, 2025. The company is consolidating all mineral holdings under Liberty Star Hay Mountain Holdings LLC to improve oversight and strategic focus.

Two wholly owned subsidiaries were created: Earp Ridge Mines, LLC to house the multi-mineral Hay Mountain Target 1 & 2 claims, and Red Rock Mines, LLC to hold the company’s gold target. The new structure is intended to clarify asset differentiation, sharpen development focus for each target, and enhance partnership opportunities for investors and strategic collaborators.

Liberty Star Minerals (OTCQB:LBSR) announced successful induced polarization (IP) and resistivity testing at its wholly owned Red Rock Canyon Gold Project within Hay Mountain, southeast Arizona, from a July 2025 geophysical test.

The survey detected and mapped gold-bearing veins by showing higher resistivity and higher IP values versus host limestone, linked to siliceous jasperoidal veins and sulfides (pyrite, arsenopyrite). Close-spaced 3-meter data allowed vein thickness, strike and dip estimation to improve pre-drill targeting. A full report will be posted on the company website.

Liberty Star Minerals (OTCQB: LBSR) highlights increased national attention on its Hay Mountain Project in Arizona's Tombstone Mining District, following successful advocacy efforts in Washington, DC. Chairman Pete O'Heeron's May 2025 congressional meetings led to Representative Paul Gosar's July 29 letter to Cabinet Secretaries, emphasizing Arizona's mineral potential and urging federal support for mining projects.

The Hay Mountain Project has shown promising results from its first diamond core drilling program, revealing elevated copper, lead, and zinc values. Located in Cochise County, the project is positioned as a significant domestic source of copper, gold, molybdenum, and critical minerals, supporting U.S. efforts to reduce foreign supply chain dependence.

Liberty Star Minerals (OTCQB: LBSR) has initiated a 3D induced polarization (3D IP) survey at its Red Rock Canyon Gold Project in southeast Arizona. The company has partnered with Dr. Jim Fink from Sub Rosa Monitoring LLC to conduct the survey across 10 acres of gold-bearing outcrops.

The survey aims to map gold-bearing pyrite distribution using pole-to-pole array configuration, capable of surveying depths up to 500 feet. The data will be calibrated with historic drill hole locations to identify and prioritize exploration targets for future drilling programs.

Liberty Star Minerals (OTCQB: LBSR) has successfully completed its registration with the System for Award Management (SAM), the federal government's central platform for contract and grant eligibility. This strategic achievement enables the exploration company to compete for federal grants and contracts across multiple agencies, supporting national priorities in critical minerals, defense, technology, and clean energy sectors. Chairman Pete O'Heeron emphasized that the SAM registration demonstrates the company's commitment to operational excellence and regulatory compliance while positioning Liberty Star to contribute to strengthening the U.S. mineral supply chain.

Liberty Star Minerals (OTCQB: LBSR) Board Chair Pete O'Heeron and Director Gerardo King were interviewed by Steve Darling of Proactive Investors, discussing critical mineral development in the United States. O'Heeron recently held discussions with Congressional offices, including Senators Ted Cruz and John Cornyn, emphasizing the urgent need for domestic critical mineral development.

The company's Hay Mountain Project in southeast Arizona is positioned as a strategic asset for developing copper, lithium, and rare earth elements, important for clean energy, defense, and frontier technologies. Director King highlighted that rising copper and gold prices signal a significant opportunity, suggesting that government backing and private investment could create a resilient domestic supply chain.

The company also controls the Red Rock Canyon exploration stage gold mineralization area, which is contiguous with the Hay Mountain property. This area shows promising hydrothermal associated gold-bearing structures documented in historical records.

Liberty Star Minerals (OTCQB: LBSR) Chairman Pete O'Heeron conducted strategic meetings in Washington, D.C. with Congressional leaders to advocate for U.S. critical mineral independence. The discussions, held with legislative staffs of Senators John Cornyn, Ted Cruz, and Representatives Brian Babin and Paul Gosar, focused on securing domestic supply chains for critical minerals essential for national security and technology.

The Company's Hay Mountain Project in southeast Arizona is positioned as a key undeveloped mineral property, targeting strategic metals important for clean energy, advanced technology, and defense sectors. The project includes the Red Rock Canyon gold mineralization area, which shows promising hydrothermal gold-bearing structures according to historical records.

Liberty Star Minerals (OTCQB: LBSR) has announced key leadership changes to advance its flagship gold and copper exploration projects. The company has engaged Steve Rivera, an experienced consulting geologist and Qualified Person, to manage geological operations at the Red Rock Canyon (RRC) and Hay Mountain Projects located in a prospective mineral belt in Arizona.

Rivera brings extensive experience from major mining companies including Freeport McMoran, BHP Billiton, and Anglo-American Exploration, with expertise in deep drilling projects and exploration development. Additionally, Jay Crawford has been promoted to Vice President of Field Operations after serving as Field Manager since 2011, where he successfully managed claim acquisitions and confirmed high-value gold mineralization at RRC.

The company acknowledged departing Chief Geologist Jim Bryce's contributions, including overseeing first-time diamond core drilling at Hay Mountain and contributing to bonanza-grade gold discovery at RRC.