2026 Gross Revenues - $125 Million
Commenting on the fiscal year 2025 financial and operational results, Mr. Gary C. Evans, Chairman and CEO of US Antimony Corporation stated, "This past year represents the most significant period of growth and repositioning in our Company's history. We more than doubled our revenues, materially expanded gross profit by almost 30%, secured multi-year government and commercial industrial contracts worth a combined $354 million, made investments in future critical mineral mining projects, and restarted domestic antimony mining operations of our own in Montana. While our financial results reflect the investment required to scale the organization and execute our vertical integration strategy, we believe the structural groundwork completed in 2025 positions us for further meaningful financial improvements in calendar 2026. As our internally owned and mined Montana feedstock begins flowing through our recently acquired flotation facility in Radersburg, Montana, along with our expanded smelting operations, soon to be operational, we expect improved margins and reduced reliance on international third-party ore as the year progresses. With a strong balance sheet and long-term sales contracts now in place, we are well positioned to capitalize on continued strength in the overall antimony market and especially our ever increasing share of the domestic market.
Additionally, we should see greater revenue growth in 2026 from recent gains in new customer relationships in our zeolite division at BRZ. Our expansion into other critical minerals is progressing extremely well as we anticipate being the first tungsten producer in North America in over twelve years. Tungsten prices surged over 200% last year after China halted exports in 2024. China today controls 84% of the global tungsten supply, which is one of the most critical minerals on earth. Meeting the continuing demands of our U.S. military for critical minerals in volatile times like we are currently experiencing is our mission. We also continue to seek additional financial assistance from various governmental divisions of our country in order to expedite our capital needs in a more timely manner to meet these ever growing national objectives. While many of our competitors talk a good story on where they plan to be in three to four years, we are executing and realizing financial results from our operations today."
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