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Antimony Demand Surges as Military Tech Boom Pushes Market Toward $4 Billion

Newswire.ca - Mon Mar 9, 8:00AM CDT

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Critical mineral essential for drones, sensors, and munitions expected to see steady growth over the next decade.

NEW YORK, March 9, 2026 /CNW/ -- Antimony minerals are becoming one of the most strategically important resources in the global critical minerals race, especially when it comes to defense operations. The metal is used to harden lead alloys in ammunition, strengthen military equipment, and produce flame-retardant materials used in aircraft wiring, armored vehicles, and protective gear. It also plays a role in semiconductors, infrared sensors, and specialized batteries used in drones, communications systems, and other battlefield electronics. Because of these applications, governments increasingly view antimony not just as an industrial material, but as a national security resource tied directly to military readiness and advanced defense technologies. Active Companies in the critical minerals industry this week include Xtra Energy Corporation (OTCID: XTPT), Dateline Resources Limited (OTCQB: DTREF), Teck Resources Limited (NYSE: TECK), Nova Minerals Limited (NASDAQ: NVA), United States Antimony Corporation (NYSE American: UAMY).

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