United States Antimony Corporation
Also named: US Antimony Corporation · USAC
org-us-antimony
Capital received
Every row naming this organization as its recipient, by value role.
Public commitments
3 rows · summed per currencyCommitted to a recipient by a government or public enterprise, at the status each row states. A contracted, partially disbursed or disbursed row is binding because an agreement is executed; payment is tracked separately by status. A contracted row need not mean funds are obligated or paid, and a partially disbursed row is not fully paid. Summed per currency and per instrument, never across either; a part is never added to its package.
USD
Grant1 row
Binding
- Stated exactly
- 27 million
1 counted · 2 parts not added again
United States Antimony Corporation
USD27 millionThompson Falls facility expansion and related Alaska antimony mining integration
United States Antimony Corporation
USD7 millionAlaska antimony mining and feedstock development
United States Antimony Corporation
USD20 millionThompson Falls antimony processing and refining expansion
Projects, programmes and designations
Record
- Kind
- Company
- Country
- US
- Government
- None: its money is not a government's
- Parent bodies
- None recorded
Evidence
Name, kind, country, government and parent links each name their source.
United States Antimony Corporation, Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2026
United States Antimony Corporation / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR)
- Fields supported
- Name · Kind · Country
- Evidence level
- Explicit
- Location in document
- Cover page; Note 9
- Qualification
- SEC-filed quarterly report identifies the registrant and its U.S. operations.
| Source | Fields supported | Evidence level | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States Antimony Corporation, Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 United States Antimony Corporation / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) · Source dossier |
| Explicit SEC-filed quarterly report identifies the registrant and its U.S. operations. | Cover page; Note 9 |
