US Antimony Alaska antimony mining and feedstock development
Alaska
prj-us-usac-alaska-antimony-feedstock
What does the record establish?
Scoped to the Alaska antimony feedstock undertaking funded by the DPA Title III award. No source reviewed links this allocation to a specifically named Alaska mine; the $7M portion is not stated to have been disbursed.
Financial standing
1 directly linked instruments. Recorded financial states: Decided. A commitment, a payment and a project cost remain separate.
Inspect instruments and termsLegal and policy context
1 parent policy records; 0 project designations. Designation confers standing, not finance. Material and stage overlaps with controls do not establish a restriction on this project.
Read the policy recordsIndustrial evidence
No source-reviewed project milestone is published in this corpus. Financing records may still contain attributed activity reports; this gap does not establish inactivity.
See evidence gapsFinancial evidence and chronology
Each instrument keeps its own financial history. These dates describe financial states, not construction or production. Amounts are the current recorded terms, not historical amounts at every date below.
Grant · U.S. Department of War$7 million for Alaska · Decided · Commitment
- Provider organizations
- U.S. Department of Defense
- Recipient
- United States Antimony CorporationUnited States Antimony Corporation
- Legal authority as stated
- Defense Production Act Title III
· Decided
This portion belongs to the February 24 award. The later $7M allocation is known, but no separately binding obligation or receipt is established for Alaska.
U.S. Department of War
No additional structured terms are recorded. See the full instrument for its evidence and qualifications.
The company's CEO identifies $7M for Alaska; a prospective payment expectation in the May call is not evidence of disbursement. No specific named Alaska mine is attributed to the grant.
Full financial instrument, conditions and field-level evidenceCapital stack
One layer per value role. Only committed public money, and joint-vehicle money apart from it, is summed, per currency; everything else is listed. There is no total across layers.
Public commitments
1 row · 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
Not yet binding
- Stated exactly
- 7 million
1 counted
Source-reviewed industrial observations
No source-reviewed project milestone is published for this undertaking. Any financing-row activity reports below remain attributed observations, not independently reviewed project milestones. Missing evidence does not establish inactivity.
Policy context
These records directly parent the project's finance or designation entries. Their presence does not establish a causal effect on industrial activity.
4 Mar 2026 · Active
Department of War DPA support for United States Antimony Corporation
U.S. Department of War
Control clauses on the same materials and stages
Clauses whose covered items share a material and a supply-chain stage with this project, with their legal status on 3 Nov 2026. An overlap of items, not a finding that the project is affected.
Record
- Sponsors
- United States Antimony CorporationCompany
- Location
- AlaskaUS
- Stages
- Mining
- Materials
- AntimonyTracked materials only
- Programmes
- None recorded
- Latest financing-row activity report
- No physical status recorded
What remains unknown
Gaps describe the available SMPT record. They do not establish that an activity did not occur.
- No project-native source-reviewed industrial milestone is published. Attributed activity in financing histories remains a separate evidence class; no exact milestone date or facility-wide conclusion is inferred.
- Historical amount review is incomplete. Current amounts cannot be read as a time series of earlier commitments.
- Structural links and shared materials do not demonstrate that a government measure caused an industrial outcome.
Evidence
Every project fact names the source that states it.
U.S. Department of War
- Fields supported
- Name · Sponsors · Location · Supply-chain stages · Materials
- Evidence level
- Explicit
- Location in document
- Award scope: Alaska mining and feedstock paragraphs
- Qualification
- DoW identifies USAC as recipient and Alaska as the mining/feedstock undertaking, without naming a specific mine.
United States Antimony Corporation / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR)
- Fields supported
- Name · Location · Materials
- Evidence level
- Explicit
- Location in document
- CEO response to Jonathan Miller, Q&A: $27M award allocation
- Qualification
- Company states $7M is for Alaska but does not identify a site or establish payment.
| Source | Fields supported | Evidence level | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Department of War Invests $27M for the Domestic Excavation, Extraction, Processing, and Refinement of Antimony U.S. Department of War · Source dossier |
| Explicit DoW identifies USAC as recipient and Alaska as the mining/feedstock undertaking, without naming a specific mine. | Award scope: Alaska mining and feedstock paragraphs |
| United States Antimony Corporation, First Quarter 2026 Earnings Call Transcript (Exhibit 99.1 to Form 8-K) United States Antimony Corporation / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) · Source dossier |
| Explicit Company states $7M is for Alaska but does not identify a site or establish payment. | CEO response to Jonathan Miller, Q&A: $27M award allocation |
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