Military Metals Expands European Portfolio: Acquiring Critical Mineral Properties

Military Metals Corp. (CSE: MILI) (OTC Pink: MILIF) has signed a binding Letter of Intent (LOI) to acquire 100% ownership of 1458205 B.C. Ltd., a private company holding three brownfield projects in Slovakia. This strategic move positions Military Metals as a leading explorer and developer of critical minerals essential for battery technology, advanced military systems, and other industrial applications.

The acquisition includes two antimony-focused properties and one tin project, all located within the European Union. As part of the transaction, Military Metals will issue 10 million common shares, valued at CAD $5.6 million. The assets include the Trojarova Antimony Project and the Medvedi Tin Project, both containing historical resources from the Soviet era.


The acquisition enhances Military Metals' access to critical minerals by diversifying its mineral portfolio and reducing reliance on single resources. Antimony and tin are both crucial components in battery technology and advanced military systems, making this acquisition strategically significant. Furthermore, the European Union's focus on clean energy and sustainability aligns with the increasing demand for these critical minerals.


In the near term, these European properties have the potential to contribute to Military Metals' revenue and growth. With the global demand for critical minerals on the rise, the company's expanded portfolio positions it well to capitalize on this trend. In the long term, the strategic location of these properties within the European Union can enhance Military Metals' global market access and strategic positioning.

Military Metals' acquisition of these European properties underscores the company's commitment to exploring and developing critical mineral resources essential for the global transition to clean energy and advanced technologies. As the demand for critical minerals continues to grow, Military Metals is well-positioned to play a significant role in the global critical minerals market.