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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 (OTCQB: MILIF) highlighted the World Economic Forum's November 13, 2025 analysis on antimony supply risks and said the WEF conclusions align with the company's Trojárová antimony-gold project in Slovakia. The WEF noted >90% of global antimony mine production is concentrated in China, Russia and Tajikistan and cited export restrictions that pushed prices to about US$50,000/tonne, stressing upstream mining shortfalls outside China.
Military Metals noted Trojárová's European location could support supply diversification but cautioned the project is in early exploration and has no offtake agreements or guaranteed financing or permits.
Military Metals (OTCQB: MILIF) signed a Cooperation Agreement with the Technical University of Košice to support advancement of the Trojarova Antimony Project in Slovakia.
Key collaboration areas include metallurgical testing and flow-sheet design from the Faculty of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering, joint pursuit of EU grants, stakeholder engagement, field trips, internships, and incorporation of project topics into Bc., Ing., and PhD curricula. The Slovak Ministry of Environment listed Trojarova on its 2025 domestic critical raw materials projects list submitted to the EU, signalling strategic recognition for potential future exploration, investment, and regulatory support.
Military Metals (OTCQB:MILIF) has started a 10‑hole, up to 2,500 m definition drilling campaign at its 100% owned Trojarová antimony‑gold project in Slovakia and appointed David Murray P.Geo as Vice President of Exploration.
The program includes 7 holes to confirm historical drilling for SLR Consulting's updated mineral resource estimate and 3 holes to test NW strike continuity. A historical 1992 Slovak estimate reported 2.46 Mt at 2.47% antimony and 0.635 g/t gold (≈60,000 t Sb in situ); the company notes this is a historical estimate and not current. The company expects a modern resource estimate early 2026.
Military Metals (OTCQB:MILIF) intends to adopt a shareholder rights plan subject to shareholder ratification at the Annual General Meeting in approximately three months. The Board says the Rights Plan is not in response to any specific acquisition proposal but responds to increased trading volume and the risk of "creeping bids."
The Rights Plan will attach to shares until triggered and will grant all shareholders, excluding a hostile bidder, the right to acquire shares at a discount to the market price. The Board says the measure is intended to ensure fair treatment of shareholders, provide time to evaluate any take-over bid, and prevent unequal accumulation tactics.
Military Metals (OTCQB: MILIF) reported rock and soil results from the 100% owned West Gore antimony-gold project on October 14, 2025. Float samples returned high grades: 11.45% Sb with 21.5 g/t Au, 6.58% Sb with 0.992 g/t Au, and 3.49 g/t Au with 0.049% Sb. A 78-sample soil orientation grid over Target 3 identified a previously unknown antimony soil anomaly ~650 m southwest of historical workings.
The company plans follow-up soil sampling and detailed reconnaissance to locate bedrock sources; results were reviewed by a qualified person under NI 43-101.
Military Metals (OTCQB: MILIF) has announced plans to conduct a soil geochemical survey at its Last Chance antimony-gold property in Nevada, located near Kinross Gold's Round Mountain mine. The program, starting around September 29th, will collect up to 1,000 samples with 75-foot station spacing along lines 150 feet apart.
The Last Chance property has historical significance, having produced antimony during World War I and through the 1950s, including 400 tons averaging 20% antimony during WWI and 29 tons averaging 45% antimony in 1939. Recent samples by the company showed stibnite content ranging from 0.005% to 11.61%.
The company also announced a reservation of 6.6 million PSUs for officers, directors, employees, and consultants under its incentive share unit plan.
Military Metals Corp. (OTCQB: MILIF) has completed a significant field program at its Last Chance antimony-gold property in Nevada, located 18km west of Kinross Gold's Round Mountain mine. The program, led by structural geologist Dr. John Federowich, involved mapping 49 outcrops to identify drill targets at this historical producer.
The property has a notable production history, including 400 tons of 20% antimony during WWI and 29 tons of 45% antimony in 1939. Recent samples by the company showed stibnite concentrations ranging from 0.005% to 11.61% across a 1-kilometer distance. The site features historical infrastructure including a 180-foot shaft with 300 feet of drifting.
Additionally, the company announced a one-month marketing services contract with i2i Marketing Group for US$375,000, focusing on digital marketing and content distribution.
Military Metals Corp. (OTCQB: MILIF) has completed a preliminary review of its 100% owned Tiennesgrund antimony-gold project in eastern Slovakia. Historical sampling revealed exceptional grades with antimony samples ranging from 2.5% to 39.4% and gold samples ranging from 0.07 to 9.69 gpt.
The project features a 13-kilometer-long property spanning 1,300 hectares, with two accessible adits including one that historically produced 26,000 tons grading 18-24% antimony. The company plans to initiate a field program in October focusing on structural controls of mineralization to delineate drill targets.
Notably, antimony is classified as a critical raw material under the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act, positioning the project strategically for Europe's resource independence initiatives.
Military Metals Corp. (OTCQB: MILIF) has reported exceptional grab sample results from its West Gore antimony-gold project in Nova Scotia, Canada. The analysis of five samples from a historical mine stockpile revealed grades up to 40.6% antimony and 106.5 gpt gold, with average results of 17.94% antimony and 34.68 gpt gold across all samples.
The results validate historical production data from 1914-1917, when West Gore was a significant antimony producer during World War One. The company has identified three high-priority drill targets that were previously unexplored and plans to commence a drilling program. The project's historical production included 32,000 metric tons of ore, yielding 3,220 metric tons of antimony metal and 6,861 ounces of gold.
Military Metals Corp. (OTCQB: MILIF) has launched a field exploration program at its wholly-owned Manson Bay gold-bearing polymetallic property in Saskatchewan. The property, spanning 4,293.2 hectares across 13 mining claims, is strategically located 40km northwest of Flin Flon, Manitoba.
The current $50,000 exploration program follows significant historical exploration since 1953, including extensive drilling campaigns in the 1980s. The 2024 geophysical surveys of five drill holes revealed an expanded conductive layer, suggesting a broader mineralization zone. The ongoing field work, which began July 12, involves a four-person crew conducting prospecting, rock sampling, geological mapping, and B-horizon soil sampling.
Additionally, the company has engaged Tafin GmbH for investor relations services focused on the German market, with a one-month contract valued at EUR 100,000 (CAD$159,990).