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Locksley Resources is selecting U.S. engineers for its California antimony mine to boost domestic supply amid rising demand and China’s export restrictions.
Locksley Resources has launched a formal process to select U.S. engineering firms for its Desert antimony mine in California, aiming to accelerate development amid rising U.S. demand for critical minerals.
The move follows a capital raise and the securing of a reclamation bond, enabling a 16-hole, 2,300-meter drilling campaign.
High-grade antimony and silver mineralization, up to 46% antimony and over a kilogram of silver per tonne, has been identified, supported by detailed LiDAR surveys of historic underground workings.
The project is part of a broader U.S. effort to reduce reliance on foreign supply after China’s 2024 export restrictions triggered a 300% price surge.
Locksley is advancing metallurgical optimization and a mine-to-market strategy with partners including Rice University and Hazen Research, with engineering contracts expected to be awarded by late Q1.
Locksley Resources está seleccionando ingenieros estadounidenses para su mina de antimonio en California para impulsar la oferta doméstica en medio de la creciente demanda y las restricciones de exportación de China.