U.S. Antimony starts wet commissioning Radersburg, Montana flotation mill after USD 2 million upgrades

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  • United States Antimony commissioned its Radersburg, Montana flotation mill, moving the $4.75 million site toward production of antimony concentrate.
  • Roughly $2 million of upgrades completed; initial feed includes about 800 tons of antimony ore from Stibnite Hill in Montana.
  • Mill start-up hinges on commissioning a new laboratory built for about $1 million; concentrate output targeted for mid-July.
  • Project strengthens vertical integration by adding in-house concentration capacity, supporting a $245 million sole-source Department of War MIL-SPEC antimony contract.
  • USAC filed a January 2026 DOE application backing a Hydromet refinery at Radersburg, citing an estimated $44 million build cost.


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