Locksley Resources Ltd. reports developments tied to its U.S. critical minerals portfolio, led by the Mojave Project in California. Recurring updates cover rare earth element and antimony exploration, including work at the Desert Antimony Mine and the El Campo REE prospect, as well as surface sampling, underground mapping, diamond drilling, and mineralized silver-copper targets within the project area.
Company news also follows Locksley’s mine-to-market antimony strategy and research collaborations with U.S. institutions. These updates address metallurgical testwork, antimony concentrate and antimony trioxide production pathways, rare earth processing, separation and metallization research, and potential downstream materials applications.
Locksley Resources (OTCQB: LKYRF) has appointed Tribeca Capital as its strategic advisor to strengthen its U.S. critical minerals strategy and downstream commercialization initiatives. The partnership aims to position Locksley as a key player in the U.S. global critical minerals supply landscape, particularly focusing on antimony and rare earth elements.
Tribeca Capital will provide strategic advisory services including guidance on downstream processing, technology collaborations, government engagement, funding programs, and product development initiatives. The firm will also facilitate introductions to potential advisory board members, technology partners, customers, government funding agencies, and international investor networks.
Locksley Resources (OTCQB: LKYRF) has submitted an expanded Plan of Operations to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management for its Desert Antimony Prospect within the Mojave Critical Minerals Project in California. The project is strategically located 3 kilometers northeast of MP Materials' Mountain Pass Mine, the only operating rare earths mine in the US.
The company's Desert Antimony Mine prospect features exceptional grades of up to 46% Sb and silver up to 1,022 g/t Ag, representing one of the highest-grade antimony occurrences in the US. The expanded drilling program, fully funded through a recent oversubscribed capital raising, aims to define a JORC Exploration Target. BLM approvals are expected this fall, with drilling to commence shortly after.