Ares Strategic Mining: Fluorspar’s Domestic Comeback Hits the Ramp
In a market obsessed with the next shiny critical mineral, Ares Strategic Mining (CSE: ARS) is quietly doing something rarer: turning a fully permitted Utah mine into actual cash-flowing production. The latest investor update makes the case crystal clear. The metallurgical-grade (metspar) lumps plant at the Lost Sheep Mine is in final commissioning. Production is […]
Coal Waste Emerges as Strategic Asset in New $7.5 Million U.S. Initiative
The U.S. Department of Energy is backing new projects to recover critical minerals from coal waste, turning an old industrial byproduct into a potential new supply chain opportunity.
DoD’s $250M Fluorspar Contract Proves Domestic Push Was Inevitable, ARES Sole Player
Don’t say we didn’t tell you so. Endeavor picked this hot tips months ago and if you have bought, you’re welcome – we love this company and are confident there’s plenty more room for growth.
Project Vault: What 60 Days of U.S. Battery Minerals Could Cost in 2026
A 60-day mineral buffer sounds simple. The price tag, and the geopolitical implications, are not.
Ares Strategic Mining Wins $169M Pentagon Contract
Ares Strategic Mining has secured a landmark $169M multi-year Pentagon contract (up to $250M), a momentous move by the U.S. to secure and stockpile a domestic fluorspar supply. If the buzz around Ares sounds familiar, it should – We’ve been flagging this company as a worthy endeavor for some time.
Can Utah’s ‘Mission Critical’ solve the U.S. critical mineral dilemma?
Why lawmakers believe Utah can become the critical mineral capital of America.
Critical Minerals Market Prediction for 2026
As the race to secure energy transition inputs accelerates, BMI expects 2026 to be defined less by explosive price moves and more by strategic positioning. Here’s what investors can expect across mining sectors in 2026.
U.S. Uranium Revival: Explained
U.S. uranium mining sits at a critical turning point. This explainer breaks down what’s driving the renewed momentum, and the obstacles still holding the sector back.
Copper and Silver Added to U.S. Critical Minerals List
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has officially designated copper and silver as critical minerals, marking a major shift in how policymakers view metals essential to both industrial innovation and national defense.
The Pentagon’s $1 Billion Buying Spree to Stockpile Critical Minerals
The U.S. Defense Department is moving to secure up to $1 billion in critical minerals, a strategic play to curb China’s dominance in materials essential for defense and technology manufacturing.
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