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Federally backed antimony plant launches $43 million pilot project in Alaska

A federally backed antimony plant has offloaded materials at the Mat-Su port, starting a $43 million pilot project.

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The project concerns domestic production of a strategically important critical mineral and supply-chain resilience.

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  1. Federally backed antimony plant offloads at Mat-Su port, kicking off $43M pilot project ↗alaskapublic.org · Recorded source date: Sep 8, 2026, 6:46 PM UTC

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