UAMY CEO to Spotlight Major Acquisition Proposal and Global Expansion on Bloomberg TV


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UAMY CEO to Spotlight Major Acquisition Proposal and Global Expansion on Bloomberg TV

CEO to Discuss Larvotto Resources Acquisition Live on Bloomberg

United States Antimony Corporation (NYSE:UAMY) announced today that CEO Gary C. Evans will appear live on Bloomberg Television’s Businessweek Daily at 2:40 p.m. ET, where he’s set to reveal details behind the company’s latest proposal: a bid to acquire 100% of Larvotto Resources Ltd., a move that could reshape UAMY’s international footprint. Investors and industry watchers can catch the segment on Bloomberg or stream the replay via USAC’s official newsroom.

Expansion Beyond Borders: First Integrated Antimony Producer Outside China

UAMY stands out in the critical minerals sector as the world’s first fully integrated antimony company outside China, with all supply chain elements—mining, processing, and smelting—under direct company control. Their antimony ore originates from wholly-owned U.S. properties and is refined at the only two operational antimony smelters in North America. This vertical integration gives UAMY a strategic advantage as nations seek to strengthen supply chain resilience in defense, tech, and clean energy sectors.

Diversifying Products and Operations Amid Industry Demand

Besides antimony, UAMY produces zeolite, cobalt, tungsten, and even recovers gold and silver from third-party ore. With the Bear River Zeolite facility in Idaho and expanding mining assets in Montana, Alaska, and Ontario, UAMY is diversifying to capture growth in sectors ranging from water filtration and agriculture to advanced manufacturing and national security. The company’s product lineup, processed primarily at facilities in Montana and Mexico, includes:

Product Key Applications
Antimony Oxide Flame-retardants, paints, plastics, light bulbs
Antimony Metal Batteries, bearings, military ordnance
Antimony Trisulfide Ammunition primers
Zeolite Filtration, soil amendment, animal nutrition
Gold & Silver Recovered from ore for industrial use and investment

Why the Larvotto Resources Deal Matters

The planned acquisition of Australia-based Larvotto Resources would add new reserves and geographic diversity, solidifying UAMY’s role in critical mineral supply for North America. As demand surges and nations prioritize domestic resources for economic and strategic reasons, control of supply chains has become an essential focus for policy and industry leaders alike.

Forward-Looking Insights: Growth Plans and Market Impact

While details of the Larvotto proposal will be revealed in today’s Bloomberg interview, UAMY’s aggressive expansion—including recent mining claims in Montana, Alaska, and Canada—signals a company anticipating growing demand. However, management reminds stakeholders of risks such as price fluctuations, operational challenges, and regulatory shifts. Those interested in the sector may want to monitor UAMY’s next moves, as consolidation and vertical integration continue to drive value and strategic relevance in critical minerals markets.

Takeaway: UAMY at a Pivotal Moment

UAMY’s push to expand via acquisition and integrated production puts the company in a strong position as critical mineral security moves to the forefront of government and industry agendas. With a footprint now spanning North America—and potentially Australia—the company’s actions merit close attention as the mineral supply landscape rapidly evolves.


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