Krait Critical Minerals: what it has, and what it still has to prove
A newly listed explorer with US antimony projects, a tight share structure and timing that lines up with Washington's priorities. Here's why it caught our eye, and what comes next.
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A newly listed explorer with US antimony projects, a tight share structure and timing that lines up with Washington's priorities. Here's why it caught our eye, and what comes next.
Volumes rose 68% but the average price fell by a third. The company has swapped dollar guidance for pounds, and that tells you something.
Advisers who help companies win federal funding say the money is already allocated. Expect more questions about who gets it, not less of it.
Krait Critical Minerals has a contractual interest in the Bales antimony project in Washington State, which was mined during the last US stockpiling push. Here's what is known and what isn't.
The only integrated antimony producer outside China and Russia has become the sector's benchmark. Here's what we look for in the companies trying to follow it.