Military Metals: A Year of Growth and a Vision for 2025

Military Metals caps off a transformative year with rising antimony prices and ambitious plans for 2025.

Editorial Team (ET)July 27, 2025

Military Metals Corp. (CSE: MILI) (OTCQB: MILIF) (FSE: QN90) is closing the year on a high note, celebrating significant achievements in its transformation into a leader in antimony exploration & development. The company stands poised to benefit from surging antimony prices, which soared by 192% in 2024 to reach $38,000 USD per tonne, as it advances through the exploration and development stages. Looking forward to 2025, Military Metals is laser-focused on advancing its portfolio of antimony projects and building on the successes of the past year.

A Transformational Year for Military Metals

In 2024, Military Metals made bold moves, beginning with its first antimony property acquisition in September. This pivotal step set the stage for the company’s emergence as a major player in the sector. Through strategic acquisitions, Military Metals has assembled a portfolio of high-grade brownfield projects in key mining jurisdictions, including Europe, North America, and Canada.

The Trojarová Antimony-Gold Project in Slovakia stands out as a flagship asset. Located near one of Europe’s most historically significant antimony-gold mines, Trojarová boasts extensive historical data, including 63 drill holes, underground mapping, and sampling. The company has been working diligently to digitize and georeference this data to create a three-dimensional deposit model, with plans to publish a modernized resource estimate in 2025.

The West Gore Antimony-Gold Project in Nova Scotia is another critical piece of Military Metals’ portfolio. This historically significant site, once an essential producer of antimony during World War I, offers untapped potential. Situated near the historic Rawdon Hills gold camp, the project is set to see its first field program in mid-2025.

In Nevada, the Last Chance Antimony-Gold Project adds further depth to the company’s portfolio. Located near Kinross’s Round Mountain gold mine, this property has a rich history dating back to the late 19th century. While it has seen intermittent gold exploration over the decades, antimony remains an unexplored opportunity. Military Metals plans to initiate fieldwork in the spring of 2024, targeting both antimony and gold mineralization.

The Meteoric Rise of Antimony in 2024

Antimony’s price surge in 2024 has been nothing short of extraordinary. Starting the year at $13,000 USD per tonne, the metal climbed to an impressive $38,000, reflecting its growing demand in critical industries. Used in fireproofing, batteries, and military applications, antimony has become a cornerstone of modern technology and defense. Military Metals’ strategic pivot into this space positions the company at the forefront of a rapidly growing market, with increasing investor interest signaling a bright future.

A Strategic Vision for 2025

As Military Metals looks ahead to 2025, the company is preparing to take significant steps to advance its projects. The Trojarová project will be a primary focus, with plans to complete a National Instrument 43-101 resource estimate followed by a Preliminary Economic Assessment. Several top global consulting firms have already submitted bids to carry out the resource estimate, and the company expects to finalize its selection soon.

Beyond Trojarová, the company will ramp up exploration across its portfolio. The West Gore and Last Chance projects are poised for detailed fieldwork to unlock their potential. By leveraging extensive historical data and modern exploration techniques, Military Metals aims to de-risk its assets and position itself for long-term success.

CEO Scott Eldridge expressed his optimism for the year ahead, noting the company’s significant progress in 2024. “We’ve achieved remarkable growth as we transitioned into a mining issuer, and yet our work is only beginning. With a strengthened management team and a strategic focus on antimony, we are well-positioned to drive shareholder value in 2025.”

Military Metals’ Path Forward

Military Metals has established itself as a forward-thinking exploration company with a clear focus on antimony, a critical mineral in high demand. With its robust portfolio and strategic initiatives, the company is well-prepared to navigate the challenges and opportunities of 2025. By advancing its flagship projects and capitalizing on market trends, Military Metals is set to play a pivotal role in the global antimony supply chain.

Conclusion

Military Metals has had a transformative 2024, marked by strategic acquisitions, a meteoric rise in antimony prices, and a clear focus on growth. As the company gears up for 2025, its ambitious plans and robust portfolio signal a bright future. With a dedicated team and a strategic vision, Military Metals is well on its way to becoming a leader in the critical minerals sector.

Source: https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/234925

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