United States Antimony Corporation has successfully delivered its first shipments of antimony metal ingots during the second quarter of 2026 under a $245 million supply contract with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). The company delivered approximately 82,000 pounds of antimony metal ingots in the initial two shipments, generating about $2.6 million in invoices issued to the DLA in June 2026. This milestone marks the beginning of fulfillment under the significant supply agreement with the defense agency.

The DLA, an agency of the Department of Defense, has placed total antimony ingot orders amounting to $57.3 million with United States Antimony since the contract's inception. The company reported that two additional shipments are currently pending government inspection, Certificate of Analysis, and authorization to deliver.

Contract and Delivery Details

The following table outlines the key financial and operational figures related to the contract fulfillment:

United States Antimony Corporation describes itself as the only fully integrated antimony company in the world outside of China and Russia, producing and processing antimony, zeolite, and other critical minerals.

United States Antimony Corporation has begun commissioning its newly constructed Thompson Falls antimony smelter in May, marking a significant step in its operations as the only fully integrated antimony company outside of China and Russia. The process initiated by firing the first of nine new state-of-the-art gas-fired furnaces, with five units anticipated to be commissioned by the end of this week. This development is critical for the company's production capacity of antimony, zeolite, and other critical minerals.

The commissioning process involves rotating the furnaces to ensure proper operation and quickly resolve any initial issues. The company has identified minor modifications and fixes, which are being applied daily to each new furnace as the process continues. These adjustments are part of the standard procedure to optimize performance before full-scale operations begin.

As additional internal parts and heat exchangers are delivered by third-party contractors to the property over the next few weeks, the entire new addition comprising nine furnaces is anticipated to be fully operational by the end of the month. The timely delivery and installation of these components are essential for meeting the projected timeline.

Commissioning Timeline