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Department of War Awards $43.4 Million to Further On-Shore Antimony Trisulfide Production
Primary sourceU.S. Department of War
Official DPA Title III award release for Alaska Range Resources. States the $43.4M award, integrated extraction/concentration/refining scope, Estelle/Stibium location, and national-security/supply-chain rationale.
https://www.war.gov/News/Releases/Release/Article/4319016/department-of-war-awards-434-million-to-further-on-shore-antimony-trisulfide-pr/
Policy events
1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.
- Department of War DPA support for Alaska Range Resources' integrated antimony supply chain
evt-us-dow-arr-antimony-2025
- Cited policy event
Financial instruments
1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.
- Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project — integrated antimony supply chain
fin-us-dow-arr-antimony-2025
- Field evidence: amount
- Field evidence: capital_source
- Field evidence: instrument
- Field evidence: legal_authority
- Field evidence: location
- Field evidence: materials
- Field evidence: project
- Field evidence: provider
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- Field evidence: stages
- Field evidence: status
- Field evidence: value_role
- Financial status report
Projects
1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.
- Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project — integrated antimony supply chain
prj-us-estelle-antimony
- Field evidence: location
- Field evidence: materials
- Field evidence: name
- Field evidence: stages
Original-language framing
1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.
- advances North American sourcing of this critical mineral for the defense industrial base
fc-us-dow-arr-antimony-2025-resilience
- Original framing quotation
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