Military Metals Corp. has successfully reinstated its Trojárová Antimony-Gold exploration license in Slovakia following a previous cancellation. The license has been extended for a four-year term, expiring on October 18, 2030, providing a renewed foundation for the project which hosts an inferred resource of antimony and gold.
Military Metals has successfully reinstated its Trojárová Antimony-Gold exploration license in Slovakia following a legal appeal. The license has been extended for a four-year term, expiring on October 18, 2030, providing continuity for the flagship project.
Military Metals has secured a four-year extension for its Trojárová antimony-gold project in Slovakia after authorities overturned an unlawful licence cancellation. The exploration permit now runs until October 18, 2030, allowing the company to continue advancing its critical minerals resource.
Military Metals has successfully reinstated and extended its Trojárová Antimony-Gold exploration license in Slovakia for a further four years, expiring in 2030. This follows a legal appeal against a previous cancellation decision by the Ministry of the Environment.
Military Metals has successfully overturned the cancellation of its Trojárová Antimony-Gold exploration license in Slovakia. The regulatory authority has reinstated the license and granted a four-year extension, expiring October 18, 2030.
Military Metals Corp. has reported final analytical results from its 2025 definition drilling campaign at the Trojárová Antimony-Gold Project in Slovakia. The results include a notable 4.6 meter intercept at 4.1% antimony, featuring a higher-grade 2.6 meter zone at 7.0% antimony.
Military Metals Corp. has reported additional antimony results from its Trojárová Project in Slovakia. The results include a high-grade intercept of 9.33% antimony over 2.0 meters within a larger 10.2 meter interval.
Military Metals Corp. has reported initial analytical results from its definition drilling campaign at the Trojarová Antimony Gold Project in Slovakia. The results include intercepts of up to 2.22% antimony and 3.17 g/t gold.
