Antimony's growing significance in national defense creates opportunities for companies positioned to meet the rising demand.
Trump was right...America has a China problem. And it's hitting us from all sides. World War III feels closer than ever, the AI revolution is accelerating beyond our control, and the green energy transition is grinding to a halt. Why Because China holds the keys to the kingdom of critical minerals. They've cornered the market, and they're not afraid to use it as leverage.Just look at antimony, a crucial component in everything from long-range missiles to advanced electronics.
Arch Resources is a major producer of metallurgical coal, a crucial component in the steelmaking process. While the world is transitioning towards cleaner energy sources, metallurgical coal remains a vital ingredient for producing the high-quality steel needed for various defense applications. It's used in the production of everything from armored vehicles and naval vessels to critical infrastructure and the machinery used to manufacture weapons systems.
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