United States Antimony Corporation Common Stock (UAMY)
8.6100
-0.9600 (-10.03%)
NYSE· Last Trade: May 16th, 10:25 PM EDT
Detailed Quote
Previous Close
9.570
Open
9.340
Bid
8.580
Ask
8.650
Day's Range
8.460 - 9.710
52 Week Range
1.940 - 19.71
Volume
14,692,857
Market Cap
1.04B
PE Ratio (TTM)
-0.0000
EPS (TTM)
-108,430,139.0
Dividend & Yield
N/A (N/A)
1 Month Average Volume
14,021,771
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About United States Antimony Corporation Common Stock (UAMY)
U.S. Antimony Corporation is engaged in the mining, refining, and production of antimony products, which are essential materials used in a variety of industrial applications, including flame retardants, batteries, and alloys. The company focuses on the extraction of antimony from its properties, as well as the manufacturing of antimony trioxide and related compounds. In addition to antimony, the company also explores and produces other mineral resources such as gold, silver, and zeolites, contributing to a diverse portfolio aimed at meeting the needs of various markets. Through its operations, U.S. Antimony Corporation plays a significant role in the supply chain for antimony and related products in North America and beyond. Read More
United States Antimony (NYSE:UAMY) reported nearly flat first-quarter sales but a wider loss as management said the company is absorbing higher costs tied to an expected production ramp-up and a broader push into critical minerals beyond antimony.
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Antimony is rapidly emerging as one of the most strategically important critical minerals in the global resource race, particularly as defense technology, aerospace systems, and advanced electronics continue to expand. The metal is widely used to harden lead alloys in military ammunition, strengthen defense equipment, and produce flame-retardant materials used in aircraft wiring, armored vehicles, and protective gear. Antimony also plays an important role in semiconductors, infrared sensors, and specialized batteries used in drones, communications systems, and battlefield electronics .
United States Antimony Corp. garnered retail interest on Monday as the ongoing war in Iran, and its recent uplisting to the New York Stock Exchange fueled investor optimism.
