United States Antimony Corporation began delivering antimony to the U.S. government under its sole source contract in May.

The U.S. government provided $27 million in funding for United States Antimony Corporation's new $40 million smelter in Thompson Falls.

United States Antimony Corporation has received $12 million of its $27 million in government funding for its new smelter and expects to receive the remainder by the end of the year.

United States Antimony Corporation currently has $245 million in outstanding grant requests to the U.S. government for projects related to antimony, hydromet, and tungsten.

The joint venture between United States Antimony Corporation and Americas Gold and Silver Corporation has a $75 million grant request pending with the U.S. government.

China's Twinkle Star mine, formerly the world's largest antimony mine, was depleted in June 2024, causing China to shift from an exporter to an importer of antimony.

The U.S. Department of Defense's antimony inventory is at its lowest level since World War II.

United States Antimony Corporation is the sole source supplier of antimony to the U.S. government under a $240 million contract.

Once their joint venture facility is operational, United States Antimony Corporation and Americas Gold and Silver Corporation will collectively supply 50% of the U.S. demand for antimony.