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American Tungsten & Antimony Ltd
American Tungsten & Antimony Ltd was formed to acquire, develop, and operate tungsten and antimony assets, primarily in North America and select allied...
American Tungsten & Antimony Ltd
American Tungsten & Antimony Ltd was formed to acquire, develop, and operate tungsten and antimony assets, primarily in North America and select allied jurisdictions. S. Department of Defense and the European Commission. The company pursues a combination of brownfield redevelopments and greenfield exploration projects. It targets properties that have existing resource estimates or historical production records. Portfolio holdings — based on public filings and corporate announcements — include the Stibnite Gold-Antimony project in Idaho and the Hemerdon tungsten mine in the UK. No headquarters, founding date, named principals, or team size are publicly documented. The firm operates with a low public profile. There is no recent activity reported in the last 24 months. The structural differentiator for American Tungsten & Antimony Ltd is its dual-mineral thesis: it seeks to control both tungsten and antimony across the same jurisdictions, arguing this reduces supply-chain risk more efficiently than single-metal strategies.
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Asset Manager
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Frequently asked questions
Does the firm have publicly named principals or team members?
No named principals, board members, or management team are identified in public sources. The firm maintains a low public profile.
Is American Tungsten & Antimony Ltd publicly traded?
Public records do not confirm a public listing. The firm's ownership structure and legal jurisdiction remain unclear.
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