Perpetua Resources Corp. Common Shares PPTA

Perpetua Resources Corp is engaged in acquiring mining properties with the intention of exploring, evaluating, developing and placing them into production, if warranted. Its principal mineral project is the Stibnite Gold Project in Idaho, USA, which contains several gold, silver and antimony mineral deposits. The company's current focus is to redevelop three of the Deposits known as the Hangar Flats Deposit, West End Deposit and Yellow Pine Deposit, all of which are located within the Stibnite Gold Project, as well as reprocess certain historical tailings located on the Project. It operates in one segment: mineral exploration and development in the United States.

• GlobeNewswire Inc. 26 ago

  First Three Holes of a 20,000-Meter Program Just Pushed a U.S. Antimony-Gold Resource Beyond Its Own Boundaries

  NevGold Corp. reported encouraging early results from its 2026 drilling program at the Limousine Butte project in Nevada, with the first three holes intercepting antimony-gold mineralization more than 100 meters outside the current resource boundary. The grades reportedly run higher than the existing mineral resource estimate, with 25 of 53 planned holes still pending assays. The results support NevGold's strategy to expand a domestic antimony resource, a critical mineral for U.S. defense and industry.

  

• Benzinga 18 jun

  Pentagon Bets $725M On Energy Fuels — 5 Rare Earth Stocks To Watch

  The Department of Defense announced a $725 million conditional loan commitment to Energy Fuels to expand domestic rare earth processing and fund a new facility in the U.S. This move is part of a broader federal strategy to build a domestic critical minerals supply chain independent of China. The announcement highlights the U.S. government's increasing support for rare earth and critical minerals companies through equity stakes, loans, and offtake agreements.

  

• Benzinga 12 jun

  The Metal You've Never Heard Of Is Becoming a National-Security Priority -- and America Barely Mines It

  Antimony, a critical metal used in ammunition, flame retardants, and batteries, has become a U.S. national-security priority as the country produces almost none domestically while relying on Chinese imports. The U.S. government's $2.9 billion loan to Perpetua Resources for its Stibnite project signals serious commitment to reshoring antimony supply. NevGold Corp. is positioning its Limousine Butte project in Nevada as a near-term antimony-gold producer, targeting production within 12-18 months through processing previously mined oxide material.