Felix Gold (ASX:FXG) has done something satisfying. Ore went in. Antimony metal came out.
Executive Director Joe Webb joins Mining.com.au after Treasure Creek ore successfully made it through Felix Gold’s pilot-scale process, supporting the company’s plans to develop a dedicated US antimony supply chain.
- Ore to metal: Treasure Creek material successfully processed into antimony metal
- Simple route: The process skips conventional grinding and flotation
- US push: Frontier Antimony Refinery is being developed as Felix Gold’s downstream vehicle
- Funding boost: Felix has been selected to negotiate up to US$18 million ($25 million) in US Department of Energy funding
- Next chapter: Site selection, feasibility work, and funding remain firmly in focus
No concentrator. No flotation. Just Felix getting increasingly serious about making metal.
About the guest and company:
Joe Webb is the executive director of Felix Gold, an ASX-listed explorer advancing gold and antimony projects in Alaska’s Fairbanks district. Its Treasure Creek Antimony Project is providing material for the company’s downstream strategy, while its wholly owned subsidiary Frontier Antimony Refinery is being developed to turn US ore into antimony metal on US soil.
🎥 Watch the full interview to see how Felix Gold is trying to take Treasure Creek from the ground to finished metal.
