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More locations: Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures, QC, Canada | Baie-Comeau, QC, Canada | Pittsburgh, PA, USA | Trois-Rivières, QC, Canada | Evansville, IN, USA | Lake Charles, LA, USA
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The Pentagon just got a painful wake-up call.Its stockpiles of crucial armaments are depleting at a record pace as the war in Ukraine drags on, and its poorly armed allies are even worse off.Intelligence officers in Germany said that the country has only two days’ worth of ammunition in case of a military threat.In March 2024, the European Union allocated 500,000,000 Euros under the Act in Support of Ammunition Production (ASAP) to boost output capacity to 2 million shells annually by the end of 2025.But the Western militaries have a major problem.This push for new military hardware requires a crucial critical metal called Antimony of which the U.S. produces exactly nothing.And it gets worse…This summer, China curbed exports of Antimony, sending prices soaring by 200% in the course of a few months.But even in this precarious situation, there are a handful of companies from Australia and Canada that are racing to bring online a new stream of antimony supply.One of them, a Canadian exploration company called Military Metals (CSE: MILI, OTCQB: MILIF), spotted this disturbing trend early and started scooping up antimony assets in North America and Europe, eyeing a quickly emerging opportunity to provide the Western world with the ability to defend itself against its enemies without Chinese metals.New Sources of Antimony, from Slovakia to Nova ScotiaCritical minerals won the war for the Allies in WWII, precisely because the Allied powers controlled most of the world’s minerals at that point in history, according to the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.Today, the tables have turned and China controls the lion’s share of the world’s most critical minerals, including antimony–a key component of national defense.But Military Metals is fighting back, changing the trend with its newly acquired Antimony assets in Nevada and Nova Scotia, one of the few known sources of antimony in North America.The company also recently announced that it has purchased one of Europe’s largest antimony deposits in Slovakia with a historical resource. In the heart of Central Europe, it’s a promising Soviet-era resource with an initial discovery from the 1950s and prior development in the ‘80s and ‘90s. It’s already seen two phases of exploration, including drilling and adit excavation.Source: Military Metals Corp.The Slovakian Trojarova asset is one of the European Union’s largest Antimony deposits and with a historical resource of over 60,998 tons of Antimony has a in-situ value of $2 billion at today’s spot prices and could give Slovakia a chance to become a critical metals hub for Western defense industries.Story ContinuesFigure 1 Military Metals Corp. (CSE:MILI; OTC:MILIF):Compared to its closet peer, Military Metals (CSE: MILI, OTCQB: MILIF) appears to be significantly undervalued. Fellow antimony miner Perpetua Resources has only a slightly larger antimony resource of 90,000 tons but has seen its value soar to around $700 million
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