Antimony Mining News in Alaska

Felix Gold Limited
Felix Gold Limited
FXG
Alaska, USA

FXG: Investor Presentation

Felix Gold presented its strategy to rebuild the U.S. antimony supply chain via its subsidiary, Frontier. The company has demonstrated end-to-end pilot-scale production of antimony metal and has been selected for up to US$18 million in DOE funding.

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Nova Minerals Corp
Nova Minerals Corp
NVA
Alaska

NVA: Antimony Plant Progresses as Estelle Field Season Concludesl

Nova Minerals has completed its 2026 field season at the Estelle Project, including an ~8,000m diamond drilling program. Additionally, all key equipment for the Port MacKenzie antimony processing plant has arrived, allowing construction to commence pending final permits.

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Nova Minerals Corp
Nova Minerals Corp
NVA
Alaska

Nova Minerals Progresses to Antimony Processing Plant Construction as 2026 Estelle Field Season Concludes

Nova Minerals has received the final major equipment for its antimony processing and refinery facility at Port MacKenzie, Alaska. The company also concluded its 2026 field season at the Estelle Project, having completed approximately 8,000m of diamond drilling, with assay results expected soon.

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Felix Gold Limited
Felix Gold Limited
FXG
Alaska

FXG: Annual Report to shareholders

Felix Gold Limited's 2026 Annual Report details strong historical antimony and gold drill results from its Treasure Creek project in Alaska, including bonanza grades. The company also reported promising metallurgical testwork for antimony, achieving high recovery and clean concentrate, and secured a bulk sample permit leading to initial open-cut extraction. Post-period, the company was selected for negotiation of up to US$18 million in DOE funding for an antimony pilot processing facility, advancing its strategy to become a critical minerals producer.

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Felix Gold
Felix Gold
FXG
Alaska

Resources Top 5: Felix and AT4 race higher on America’s domestic antimony push

Felix Gold is negotiating up to US$18 million in US federal funding for its Treasure Creek antimony pilot plant in Alaska. The project already produces antimony via a bulk sample permit and is targeting full mining operations in the first half of next year.

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