Nova Minerals receives 500 tons of equipment for Alaska antimony processing plant funded by US$ 43.4 million Defense Production Act award

• Nova Minerals reported about 500 tons of processing equipment arrived at Port MacKenzie, Alaska for its planned antimony processing and refining facility.
• Project backed by a USD 43.4 million Defense Production Act Title III award from the Department of War to build a domestic antimony supply chain.
• Shipment left Seattle Aug. 26, reached Cook Inlet Sept. 6; delivery described as ahead of schedule.
• Facility targets initial production of antimony trisulfide, with 2027 production guidance.
• Modular design intended to allow expansion into refined products such as antimony metal or antimony trioxide.

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