Military Metals Corp. (CSE: MILI, OTCQB: MILIF, FSE: QN90) generates a steady stream of news tied to its focus on antimony and antimony-gold exploration projects. The company is a British Columbia-based mineral exploration issuer whose updates frequently center on its flagship Trojarová Antimony Gold Project in Slovakia, as well as its West Gore project in Canada and Last Chance property in Nevada.
News releases from Military Metals cover technical milestones such as the commencement and results of definition drilling at Trojarová, including detailed assay intervals for antimony and gold. The company also reports on historical resource context, engagement of independent consultants for modern mineral resource estimates, and the buyback of a 1% net smelter royalty on its Slovakian portfolio, which includes Trojarová, Tiennesgrund and Medvedi Potok.
Investors following MILIF news can expect updates on exploration programs, soil geochemical surveys, structural geology field work, and the identification of new anomalies or drill targets at West Gore and Last Chance. The company’s releases also discuss collaborations, such as its Cooperation Agreement with the University of Košice in Slovakia, and corporate developments including private placements, stock option grants, performance stock units and the proposed adoption of a shareholder rights plan.
This news feed aggregates these disclosures so readers can track how Military Metals advances its antimony-focused portfolio, responds to critical minerals policy discussions, and manages its capital markets and corporate governance activities over time.
Military Metals (MILIF) secured reinstatement and a four-year extension of its Trojárová antimony-gold exploration licence in Slovakia, through October 18, 2030. The cancellation was annulled in a decision received on October 2, 2026, restoring a licence that otherwise expired on October 18, 2026.
The project hosts an inferred mineral resource, an estimate with limited geological confidence, of 6.5 million tonnes grading 1.02% antimony and 1.06 grams of gold per tonne. It contains approximately 67,000 tonnes of antimony and 222,000 ounces of gold. The company has initiated discussions with Slovak authorities about the technical, environmental and administrative requirements for moving from exploration to full mining and production authorisation.
Military Metals (MILIF) has received a C$100,000 exploration grant from the Government of Nova Scotia’s Mineral Resource Development Fund to support its ongoing diamond drilling campaign at the West Gore Antimony-Gold Project.
The funded program, first announced on July 7, 2026, is planned to include seven drillholes totaling 1,750 m, targeting down-plunge extensions of the past-producing deposit and the historically exploited Brook Vein. The company has also granted 2,500,000 Performance Share Units (PSUs), with 80% vesting tied to reinstatement or renewal of the Trojárová Exploration Permit and 20% linked to ESG, stakeholder engagement, and cooperation milestones in Slovakia. Of 3,050,000 PSUs previously outstanding, 300,000 are being cancelled and the remaining 2,750,000 are being amended to the same vesting conditions.
Additionally, Military Metals has issued 6,470,000 stock options to directors, officers, and consultants at an exercise price of C$0.165 for five years, following a CSE-mandated 30‑day period after option termination. All new PSUs and options carry a four-month CSE hold period from the grant date.
Military Metals (CSE:MILI, OTC: MILIF) appointed Thomas Hüser as Executive Chairman, transitioning from his prior role as Independent Non-Executive Chairman. He will support CEO Scott Eldridge and take a more active role in strategic development, especially European government relations, stakeholder engagement and the Trojárová Antimony Project in Slovakia.
The company adopted a strengthened corporate governance framework, including a formal Board Mandate and written position descriptions for the Board Chair and CEO, while emphasizing continued independent director oversight. The board also approved cancellation of all 6,470,000 outstanding stock options held by directors, officers, employees and consultants, with no consideration paid, and anticipates granting new options to these optionees at least 30 days after cancellation, in line with CSE Policy 6.
Military Metals (CSE: MILI, OTCQB: MILIF) has started an exploration diamond drilling campaign at its 100%-owned West Gore Antimony-Gold Project in Nova Scotia, Canada. The 2026 program, commencing the week of July 13, includes at least 7 drill holes totaling 1,750 metres across two targets.
According to the company, three holes will test the down-plunge extension of the past-producing deposit below historical mine workings, while four holes will target the down-plunge extension of the historically exploited Brook Vein and the continuity of mineralization around historical drillhole 87-01, which intercepted 10.27% antimony over 2.3 metres in 1987.
Military Metals (OTCQB:MILIF) filed an appeal with Slovakia's Ministry of the Environment after the Ministry canceled the exploration license for the Trojarova Antimony-Gold Project.
The company argues the decision lacks sufficient justification, cites the project's EU-recognized strategic importance, and warns there is no assurance the permit will be restored.
Military Metals (OTC:MILIF) reported that Slovakia’s Ministry of the Environment issued a decision cancelling its exploration license for the Trojarova antimony-gold project. The company is reviewing the decision, intends to appeal within 15 days, and will pursue all available legal avenues to restore its rights.
The project was previously included in Slovakia’s National Program for the Exploration of Critical Mineral Raw Materials submitted to the EU, which the company interprets as recognition of Trojarova’s importance to European critical minerals supply. Military Metals cautions there is no assurance any appeal will succeed or the permit will be restored.
Military Metals (OTCQB:MILIF) filed an NI 43-101 technical report supporting a maiden Inferred Mineral Resource at its 100%-owned Trojarova antimony-gold project in Europe. The estimate outlines 6.5 Mt grading 1.02% antimony and 1.06 g/t gold, totaling 67,000 t Sb and 222,000 oz Au.
Military Metals (OTCQB:MILIF) reported a maiden Inferred Mineral Resource at the Trojárová Project dated April 6, 2026: 6.5 Mt at 1.02% Sb and 1.06 g/t Au, containing 67 kt antimony and 222 koz gold.
The MRE used 53 diamond drill holes (7,167 m), 55 underground chip samples, a 0.8% SbEq cut-off, SLR as independent author, and price assumptions of US$29,000/t Sb and US$3,000/oz Au.
Military Metals (OTCQB: MILIF) appointed Thomas Hüser as Chairman and Director on March 26, 2026, adding an experienced European metals executive with prior roles at Glencore Nordenham and Recylex.
The company also granted 3,600,000 stock options exercisable at $0.50, vesting immediately for five years, and is advancing its Trojavora antimony project in Slovakia.
Military Metals (OTCQB:MILIF) reported final assays from its 2025 Trojárová drilling campaign and said a maiden mineral resource estimate is expected by end of Q1 2026. Key results include 4.6m @ 4.1% Sb (true width 4.5m) including 2.6m @ 7.0% Sb.
Other highlighted intercepts: 23.2m @ 2.22% Sb and 23.5m @ 3.3 g/t Au. Seven holes were completed; five returned significant Sb and four returned significant Au. Company says results are consistent with historical data.