Perpetua Resources Corp.

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Mining company Perpetua Resources announced a new $40 million funding partnership with the U.S. Army for the Stibnite Gold Project in Valley County.

The Army is interested in potential tungsten deposits at the site.

Tungsten is an extremely dense metal, a critical mineral used in ammunition production.

I guess the numbers vary, but Yeah, right now what we do know is that we've been talking to the U.S. government who's hungry for antimony.

And the U.S. government through its financial incentives has even started giving free money to companies with antimony some loans bursaries and they're giving them money at earlier and earlier stages even uh sometimes as early as just the initial resource estimate and usually uh and that's and that's government grants from the us to canadian companies And then, of course, everyone knows the Perpetua Resources, which was struggling to get money and financing.

And then, you know, the U.S. government saw that they had antimony and boom, that just unlocked their financing problem.

So we know firsthand that the U.S. government is starving for antimony.

We've got adjacent neighbors in Nevada and Arizona that have demonstrated permitting and mining success and Idaho is honestly on track to replicate those kinds of stories.

We've got major players with Perpetua Resources with their Stibnite project, Gold Antinomy, which has demonstrated rapid permitting success.

This is a multi-billion dollar project.

It's great for the state.

I'll give you some examples to look through, and I'm not gonna say that we're gonna follow the exact same blueprint.

But just to invest-- so just so investors are, are aware of how the government relationship has sort of evolved with other companies and other important critical metals, I encourage you to look at Perpetua Resources and just plug this into Claude or, or ChatGPT and just say, "Hey, what has sort of the nature of the government funding been for Perpetua over the last five years?" Right? And looking at how, you know, as that company continued to advance that.

Now, that project's antimony in Idaho, which is another key input metal for munitions.

The two key metals for munitions are antimony and tungsten.