FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Washington, D.C. — GreenMet is proud to announce its partnership with Locksley Resources in support of the company’s Mojave Project in California—an initiative aimed at building the first mine-to-market antimony supply chain in the United States.
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This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to strengthening U.S. energy and defense supply chain resilience. As the U.S. government accelerates efforts to reduce reliance on foreign-controlled critical minerals, projects like Mojave are increasingly vital.
Locksley’s Mojave Project—located in the heart of California’s desert region—hosts the historic Desert antimony mine, one of the highest-grade known occurrences of antimony in the United States. With over 250 claims and proximity to MP Materials’ rare earths operation at Mountain Pass, the project is primed to become a cornerstone of the U.S. critical minerals ecosystem.
GreenMet will work alongside Locksley to identify and pursue strategic engagement opportunities across federal agencies such as the Department of Energy, Department of Defense, the Export-Import Bank, and the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation. Our team will also support Locksley’s collaboration with Rice University, focused on advancing domestic antimony processing and advanced materials research.
Locksley Resources Chairman Nathan Lude stated:
“The appointment of GreenMet, under the leadership of Drew Horn alongside Nick Denno, and the GreenMet team, represents a step change for Locksley. Our mine-to-market strategy, anchored by Mojave and our U.S. collaboration with Rice University, fits directly into U.S. Government initiatives to secure resilient domestic supply chains.”
GreenMet is proud to support Locksley at a critical moment when reshoring critical mineral production is a top national priority. The Mojave Project is not only an important resource opportunity but a strategic asset for the future of American industrial and defense readiness.
Contact:
Sabrina Katz
Email: skatz@greenmet.com
Phone: (202) 525-1744
About GreenMet:
GreenMet acts as a vital American conduit between private capital, government, and critical mineral innovation. The firm is uniquely positioned to represent and advance private sector interests that strengthen U.S. supply chains for critical minerals, ensuring reliability and continuity from mine to manufacturing. GreenMet’s insights and guidance help clients navigate the evolving landscape of critical mineral development. Learn more at greenmet.com.
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