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Nova Minerals Advances US antimony supply with DoE roundtable and DoW funding

Aug 31, 2026, 6:34 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Concrete government funding and DoE recognition reduce execution risk for Phase 1, potentially unlocking strategic value in the defense/tech supply chain and attracting investor interest ahead of 2027 production.

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Nova Minerals says its Alaska Estelle project advances with DoE roundtable engagement and a DoW funding award to establish a U.S. domestic antimony supply chain. The government backing, including a $43.4 million award, highlights antimony’s strategic importance for defense and tech. Phase 1 refinery construction is funded and planned to begin in 2027, with on-site processing and a Port MacKenzie refinery site.

Nova Minerals CEO attended DoE roundtable on US antimony supply.
DoW awards $43.4 million to fund Phase 1 refinery in Alaska.
Barge of processing/refining equipment to Port MacKenzie arrives next month.
Phase 1 poised for 2027 production and domestic critical minerals objective.

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