US Antimony Climbs 8% on Strong Revenue, $248M US Contract

Edgen Stock·Mar 20 2026, 08:22

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US Antimony Corp. stock gained over 8% in pre-market trading after the company announced impressive full-year 2025 results that beat market expectations. Revenue grew 163% year-over-year, and the company secured a major government contract for its critical minerals, signaling strong forward demand and its strategic importance to the U.S. supply chain.

Stock Performance: The company's shares climbed over 8% in pre-market trading on March 20 after its earnings report detailed significant growth.
Financial Strength: Full-year 2025 revenue increased 163% to $39.3 million, and the company's cash and securities position grew to $91.3 million.
Strategic Contract: UAMY secured a $248 million contract to supply antimony ingots to the U.S. government over five years, underscoring its role in domestic critical mineral production.

Revenues Climb 163% Driving Strong Investor Response

Shares in United States Antimony Corp. (UAMY) climbed more than 8% in pre-market trading on March 20 after the company reported powerful financial results for the full year 2025. The specialty materials producer announced that annual sales reached $39.3 million, a 163% increase from the previous year, while gross profit rose by 185%. This performance drove a significant improvement in the company's balance sheet, with its cash and securities position growing to $91.3 million from $18.2 million in 2024. While the company posted a net loss of $4.3 million for the year, this figure includes $6.7 million in noncash expenses, indicating stronger underlying operational performance than the bottom-line number suggests.

$248M Government Deal Positions UAMY as Key US Supplier

Fueling the bullish sentiment is a new $248 million, five-year contract with the U.S. government to deliver antimony ingots. This deal highlights the growing strategic importance of a domestic antimony supply, as the U.S. currently depends on foreign sources like China, Russia, and Tajikistan for approximately 85% of the critical mineral. Antimony is essential for military, electronics, and energy storage applications. The contract solidifies UAMY's role in securing the national supply chain. To meet future demand, the company is expanding its operations, including a significant Tungsten acquisition in Canada with an inferred resource value exceeding $4.6 billion and restarting operations at its Stibnite Hill mine in Montana. However, the company faces operational hurdles, including a five-month delay at its Thompson Falls facility expansion, which is now expected to be completed by May 2026.