NYSE:UAMY 12 October 2025 - 2 December 2025

U.S. Antimony won a five-year Pentagon contract worth up to $245 million to supply antimony ingots. Shares surged to $19.71 in October 2025 before falling to around $8.40–$9.00 amid heavy trading. The company raised $51 million in stock offerings and reported $64 million cash on hand. UAMY operates the only two antimony smelters in North America and expects 2025 revenue of about $50 million.

United States Antimony Corp shares soared over 1,400% year-to-date after securing a $245 million Pentagon contract in September, peaking at $19.71 before retreating to around $10–12 amid heavy volatility. The company raised $51 million in October to expand operations and secured permits for new Alaska mining. Antimony prices have surged 70% this year following China’s export ban. Analysts warn UAMY’s valuation far exceeds fundamentals.

UAMY shares closed at $15.84 on Oct 13, up 32% on record volume after winning a five-year, $245 million Pentagon contract and raising $51.25 million through equity placements. Market cap surged to about $2.1–2.2 billion from under $200 million a month earlier. Revenue remains modest, and analysts’ targets lag the current price.

U.S. Antimony won a five-year, sole-source contract worth up to $245 million to supply antimony ingots to the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency. The company announced a $10 million initial delivery order and raised $51.25 million in equity placements in October 2025. Shares surged over 50%, reaching a record $13.93 and lifting market value to $1.6 billion. Revenue for H1 2025 jumped 160% to $17.53 million.