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United States Antimony Corporation reports news on antimony, zeolite and critical-minerals operations. The company operates antimony and zeolite segments, with activities that include mining, transportation, milling, smelting, product sales, and storage, handling and packaging services.
Recurring UAMY developments include financial and operating results, antimony inventory and pricing commentary, zeolite sales activity, mining work at Stibnite Hill in Montana, processing through the Radersburg Flotation Facility, smelting in Thompson Falls, and updates involving tungsten exploration at the Fostung property in Ontario. News also covers governance changes, webcast schedules, government critical-minerals awards, and the company’s completed listing transfer to the New York Stock Exchange.
United States Antimony Corporation (UAMY) announced that Chairman and CEO Gary C. Evans will be featured live on FOX News with Maria Bartiromo at approximately 8:30 AM ET on February 10, 2026. The segment will include discussion of a new Joint Venture announced the same morning.
Viewers may watch on FOX Business, visit foxbusiness.com, or replay the interview via the company's Newsroom at usantimony.com.
United States Antimony (UAMY) and Americas Gold and Silver formed a joint venture to build a commercial-scale hydromet processing facility in Idaho to process antimony, copper and silver. Ownership is 51% Americas and 49% US Antimony, with US Antimony as managing member.
The Idaho site has primary permits (IPDES, stormwater, IDWR dam safety) except construction permits; construction plans are underway. Americas produced 561,000 pounds of antimony contained in concentrate in 2025. US Antimony holds an exclusive license for the hydromet technology.
United States Antimony (NYSE:UAMY) rejected a Reuters article as "inaccurate, misleading, and inconsistent with the facts," saying its binding, long-term contracts with U.S. government agencies remain fully in effect and operations are unaffected. USAC reaffirmed its role as the only finished antimony producer in the Western Hemisphere and defended continued alignment with government partners.
The Energy Department reportedly called the Reuters piece "false" and reliant on unnamed sources; the CEO said he will refuse future Reuters interviews.
United States Antimony (NYSE:UAMY) announced it funded and aided a commercial-scale hydromet processing facility in Bolivia, expanding the plant 15x and securing an exclusive contract to receive processed antimony flake at USAC North American smelters. First receipts of about 150 tons are anticipated Feb–Mar 2026 at the expanded Thompson Falls smelter.
The company filed a $44 million DOE funding request (Jan 15, 2026) to duplicate the hydromet process in the USA and is pursuing additional DoW support for a Montana-area facility.
United States Antimony (UAMY) closed the acquisition of a fully operational flotation and gravity mineral processing facility in Radersburg, Montana on January 16, 2026 for $4.75 million cash. The company has budgeted approximately $2 million of future capital expenditures to upgrade equipment. The mill, located within 250 miles of USAC’s expanding Thompson Falls smelter (commissioning on track for February), supports concentration of stibnite and other minerals via gravity and flotation circuits and can process gold, silver, copper, tungsten, cobalt, rare earths and related ores.
United States Antimony (UAMY) promoted Melissa Pagen to President and Chief Operating Officer of Bear River Zeolite Company (BRZ) effective January 5, 2026.
Ms. Pagen joined USAC in May 2024 and the announcement credits her with roles in negotiating a $245 million DLA government contract (announced September 2025) and a ~$106.7 million supply agreement. Management highlighted BRZ's reserve report (July 2025) showing reserve life exceeding 400 years and positioned Pagen to expand zeolite revenues in 2026 and beyond.
United States Antimony (NYSE:UAMY) announced the appointment of Jon R. Marinelli as an Independent Director effective November 24, 2025, increasing the board to seven members with five independent directors.
Mr. Marinelli was also named Chairman of the new Finance Committee. He has 25+ years in capital markets and strategic advisory roles, founded 1042 Capital Partners, and previously held senior roles at BMO Capital Markets and Deutsche Bank. The company highlighted Mr. Marinelli's involvement in advising on $285 billion of transactions and prior financings totaling $5 billion with the chairman.
United States Antimony Corporation (NYSE:UAMY) provided an update on Montana mining at Stibnite Hill on November 24, 2025. About 800 tons of raw antimony ore have been removed to date, with truck number 50 bringing material down last week.
The company said flotation at a contract mill is expected to produce concentrate that could meet military specifications for antimony trisulfide; USAC is currently the only North American supplier approved by the DLA for military primers. Assay results are pending from an independent geological firm and an internationally qualified assayer. Operations may pause soon due to predicted snow and freezing conditions, likely resuming at spring thaw.
United States Antimony Corporation (NYSE:UAMY) reported third-quarter and nine-month results for the period ended September 30, 2025. Revenues for the first nine months rose to $26.23M, a 182% increase year-over-year; gross profit rose 219% to $7.22M and gross margin improved to 28%. The company recorded a $4.05M net loss YTD including $5.18M of non-cash expenses. Cash and securities totaled $38.5M at Sept 30, 2025 after $16.07M capex YTD. Inventory held 230 tons of antimony (~$9.2M at Rotterdam prices). Company narrowed 2025 revenue guidance to $40–$43M and reiterated 2026 guidance of $125M. Announced two five-year supply contracts totaling up to $352M.
United States Antimony Corporation (UAMY) executed a supply agreement with a U.S. industrial fabric manufacturer on November 11, 2025 to deliver antimony trioxide under a definitive 5-year term, with renewal options up to an additional five years.
The contract is valued at up to $106.7 million for the initial five-year term. Finished material testing earlier in 2025 verified the product meets the customer's technical specifications. Management says the deal, together with a $245 million sole-source DLA contract, brings USAC's contracted pipeline to more than $351 million.