Omnia Metals (ASX:OM1) announced a multi-faceted strategic expansion into the United States' critical minerals sector.
The company has executed a binding agreement and initiated direct staking to secure prime assets in Montana, a jurisdiction emerging as a cornerstone of North American supply chains.
The expansion focuses on two primary hubs: the Stibnite Ridge Antimony and Silver Project and the Radix REE & Gallium Project.
Stibnite Ridge is positioned along the Stibnite Hill structural corridor, directly abutting the Thompson Falls Smelter operated by US Antimony Corp. (NYSE:UAMY).
As the only Department of Defence-approved, fully integrated antimony producer in North America, UAMY’s proximity provides Omnia with unparalleled infrastructure advantages.
The project shares the same host stratigraphy as the neighbouring Stibnite Hill Mine—the second-largest known stibnite vein deposit in the US—which recently restarted operations to combat severe domestic shortages.
Simultaneously, Omnia has secured 100% ownership of the Radix Project in Ravalli County.
The project sits on the same carbonatite geological trend as the US Critical Minerals Sheep Creek deposit, currently the highest-grade rare earth element and gallium source in the country.
With gallium grades reaching 1,370 ppm—six times higher than typical Chinese production—the site represents a vital domestic resource.
To fuel these advancements, Omnia has secured over $1.6 million in firm commitments from sophisticated investors and directors.
At the time of reporting, Omnia Metals’ share price was $0.022.