Strong Antimony Prices Drive Revenue Growth
US Antimony revenue doubles in the first quarter of 2025, reaching $7 million, up sharply from the previous year. The surge is largely due to higher antimony prices and operational gains at its smelting facilities. Antimony sales alone accounted for $5.9 million, representing 84% of the company’s total revenue.
Net income climbed to $546,524, reversing a $322,768 loss from the same period last year. Antimony, used in flame retardants, military-grade materials, and lead-acid battery production, remains a critical input in both defense and industrial applications. As the only operator of two active antimony smelters in North America, US Antimony holds a unique position in regional supply chains.
Madero Restart and Alaska Expansion Set to Boost Output
US Antimony expects stronger second-quarter performance after restarting operations at its Madero smelter in Mexico this April. The company also aims to expand its Montana facility six-fold to 300 tons per month, significantly increasing its processing capacity.
Additionally, US Antimony plans to begin sourcing ore from Alaska in Q2, following its $5.25 million acquisition of new mining claims earlier this year. These developments position the company for sustained revenue growth amid rising demand for antimony across strategic industries.
SuperMetalPrice Commentary
US Antimony’s results reflect growing momentum in North American critical mineral independence. Its strategic asset base and processing expansion come at a time when defense and energy sectors urgently need stable, domestic antimony supply.
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