Mark Saxon, non-executive director at Military Metals (CSE:MILI), discusses the company’s global approach to securing critical minerals — particularly antimony — at a time when international supply chains are under pressure.
With the US introducing new tariffs, the conversation explores what this means for the future of critical metal supply, and how Military Metals is positioning itself to thrive in an increasingly fractured market.
Saxon shares how Military Metals has built a diversified portfolio of projects across Slovakia, Nova Scotia, and Nevada, giving the company strategic exposure to multiple jurisdictions. He also highlights the importance of Australia’s role in antimony production and why the company’s flagship project in Slovakia could become a key player in the EU’s critical minerals strategy.
🔑 Key topics discussed:
🎙️ Military Metals’ flagship antimony project in Slovakia.
🎙️ Impact of US tariffs on global critical metal supply.
🎙️ Australia’s emerging role in the antimony sector.
🎥 Watch the full interview to gain insights into how tariffs are impacting metals.
