United States Antimony (UAMY) Sidoti Small-Cap Virtual Conference summary

Company transformation and management changes

• New management and board have been in place for about 1.5 years, driving significant changes and a new direction.

• The company has rejuvenated operations and expanded its management team, focusing on growth and efficiency.

• Marketing efforts and increased exposure have led to a 500% stock price increase over the past year.

• The company is now more widely recognized by state and federal officials.

• Board member changes and new hires in sales have strengthened the organization.

Antimony operations and market dynamics

• Operates the only antimony smelters in the U.S. and Mexico, with the latter recently refurbished and restarted.

• U.S. government initiatives require domestic sourcing of antimony by 2027, boosting demand.

• Antimony prices have increased fivefold in eight months, now over $25/lb, making it the best-performing critical mineral.

• The company is expanding supply sources, including new contracts with two additional countries.

• Alaska operations will begin mining in Q2, with material processed in Montana by Q3, improving cash flow.

Diversification and critical minerals portfolio

• Expanding beyond antimony into cobalt, tungsten, and other critical minerals.

• Canadian claims focus on cobalt, with geological work and potential partnerships planned.

• Tungsten opportunities are being developed in Alaska and the continental U.S., with further announcements pending.

• The company is selective with acquisitions, prioritizing shareholder value and avoiding dilution.