Nova Minerals ships 500 tons of equipment to Alaska antimony plant, targets 2027 output

• Nova Minerals shipped about 500 tons of processing equipment to its Port MacKenzie, Alaska antimony plant site.
• A barge departed Seattle on Aug. 26; arrival expected in early September, clearing the way for plant construction.
• Equipment was sourced from a recently decommissioned North American facility, aiming to cut capital costs and shorten the build schedule.
• Project funding covered by a US$ 43.4 million Defense Production Act Title III award.
• First antimony production targeted for 2027, initially producing antimony trisulfide with potential expansion to metal or trioxide.

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