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Department of War Invests $27M for the Domestic Excavation, Extraction, Processing, and Refinement of Antimony

Primary source

U.S. Department of War

OfficialenPublished 4 Mar 2026Accessed 2 Oct 2026

Official DPA Title III release describing a February 24, 2026 $27M investment in United States Antimony Corporation for Montana processing/refining expansion and Alaska feedstock development.

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https://www.war.gov/News/Releases/Release/Article/4421101/department-of-war-invests-27m-for-the-domestic-excavation-extraction-processing/

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Policy events

1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.

  1. Department of War DPA support for United States Antimony Corporation

    evt-us-dow-usac-antimony-2026

    • Cited policy event

Financial instruments

3 distinct published records with an explicit reference to this source.

  1. Thompson Falls facility expansion and related Alaska antimony mining integration

    fin-us-dow-usac-antimony-2026

    • Field evidence: amount
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    • Financial status report
  2. Alaska antimony mining and feedstock development

    fin-us-dow-usac-antimony-2026-alaska

    • Field evidence: capital_source
    • Field evidence: instrument
    • Field evidence: legal_authority
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    • Financial status report
  3. Thompson Falls antimony processing and refining expansion

    fin-us-dow-usac-antimony-2026-thompson-falls

    • Field evidence: capital_source
    • Field evidence: instrument
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    • Financial status report

Projects

2 distinct published records with an explicit reference to this source.

  1. US Antimony Alaska antimony mining and feedstock development

    prj-us-usac-alaska-antimony-feedstock

    • Field evidence: location
    • Field evidence: materials
    • Field evidence: name
    • Field evidence: sponsors
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  2. Thompson Falls antimony processing and refining expansion

    prj-us-usac-thompson-falls-expansion

    • Field evidence: location
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    • Field evidence: name
    • Field evidence: sponsors
    • Field evidence: stages

Original-language framing

1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.

  1. Strong domestic mineral supply chains are essential to support our warfighting capability

    fc-us-dow-usac-antimony-2026-resilience

    • Original framing quotation

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