US ANTIMONY CORP. DL-,01

United States Antimony has expanded mining operations at Stibnite Hill since restarting in April and has so far hauled about 42 truckloads (approx. 576 tonnes of ore) in the 2026 mining campaign. The current production and transport rate is roughly three truckloads, or 42 tonnes of ore, per operating day—more than double the 2025 rate. The material is taken to the flotation plant in Radersburg; the antimony concentrate is further processed in Thompson Falls or at the Madero smelter in Mexico. » More on de.investing.com

United States Antimony has hired an AI firm to re-evaluate historical geodata from the decommissioned Los Juarez silver mine in Querétaro, aiming to shorten analysis periods from months to weeks. The goal is a rapid assessment of the deposit potential against the backdrop of current silver prices. At the same time, the company is negotiating with active Mexican mine operators on a possible takeover of Los Juarez including equity stakes, royalties and a participation in the mine site. United States Antimony produces antimony, zeolites and precious metals and views AI technology as a permanent tool for future geological investigations. » More on de.investing.com

United States Antimony reported Q1 2026 EPS of -$0.08 versus an expected -$0.0037 and revenue of $6.8 million (expectation $19.7 million). Net loss was $11.3 million; gross profit was weighed down by higher labor and operating costs, while both the antimony and zeolite segments saw revenue declines. The stock fell 4.01% on the release (with further losses in after-hours trading), despite roughly a 40% gain during the quarter. The company highlights a strong cash position ($60.2 million) and plans operational improvements and capacity expansions, expecting a recovery in the coming quarters. » More on de.investing.com