The Antimony Anchor: Hallgarten & Co. Validates the Military Metals' Trojarova Thesis
Hallgarten & Company’s initiation of coverage exposes the high-grade reality at Trojarova, positioning Military Metals Corp. as the EU’s critical answer to the global antimony squeeze.
If you’ve been reading Juniorstocks.com, the name Military Metals Corp. (CSE: MILI | OTCQB: MILIF) likely rings a bell. We’ve covered their maneuvering in the critical minerals space before, noting that while the market chased lithium, they were quietly securing antimony, a metal that defense contractors lose sleep over.
Now, it seems the institutional world is catching up.
In a newly released initiation of coverage, Christopher Ecclestone, the veteran strategist at Hallgarten & Company, has cast a spotlight on Military Metals and its flagship Trojarova Antimony-Gold Project. While the rest of the mining world is busy tripping over itself for copper, Military Metals is cornering the market on a metal that the defense and green energy sectors literally cannot live without. For those who haven’t been keeping tabs on the periodic table, antimony is the "quiet" critical mineral currently causing loud headaches in Brussels and Washington due to its scarcity and its necessity in everything from armor-piercing ammunition to high-capacity liquid metal batteries.

