Perpetua Resources

With our USDA Forest Service Final Record of Decision in hand, #ItsTime for the Stibnite Gold Project.

Meet Cindy: rancher, cat lover, miner. As Perpetua's Safety & Camp Superintendent, Cindy keeps our people, our communities, and our environment safe. Cindy is mining. #IamMining American Exploration & Mining Association

HAPPENING TODAY: Join our Projects team for a vendor webinar at 1pm MT where we'll give a Stibnite Gold Project update & share information about upcoming partnership opportunities. Register here: https://lnkd.in/dpveucKG

We're so lucky to have team members like Cindy. Cindy is mining! #IAmMining

HAPPENING THIS WEEK: Our team will be hosting a webinar on Wednesday, March 19th at 1pm for prospective vendors to talk about next steps for the Stibnite Gold Project and upcoming partnership opportunities. Register to attend today: https://lnkd.in/dpveucKG

New from Financial Times: One of the only mines to get permitted recently was Perpetua Resources’s Stibnite mine in Idaho, which will produce gold as well as #antimony, a metal essential for defence and used in alloys and semiconductors. When #China, which controls most of the world’s antimony processing, placed curbs on exports last year, it sent alarm bells ringing in Washington. “The government has realised that we have offshored so much manufacturing . . . There is recognition that we need to reinvest in mining in the United States,” said Jon Cherry, chief executive of Perpetua. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gyJUrrgp

"The faster Stibnite is built, the stronger America's national security becomes." Thank you Jason George & Better In Our Back Yard!

The United States faces a growing national security risk due to its dependence on foreign-controlled antimony supplies, a critical material for munitions, energy storage, and defense applications. Controlling?an astounding 87% of global supply, China and Russia are tightening their grip on the global antimony market—exacerbated by export bans and geopolitical tensions—the U.S. must take decisive action to secure its own supply. Perpetua Resources' Stibnite Gold Project presents a historic opportunity to change this trajectory. The U.S. Forest Service’s recent approval of Perpetua’s federal permit in January during the final days of the Biden Administration marks a pivotal step toward reestablishing domestic antimony production. Once operational, the Stibnite Project alone could supplement the U.S. Department of Defense’s annual antimony demand. As Western nations replenish munitions stockpiles depleted by the Ukraine conflict, antimony prices have surged nearly fourfold, exposing the dangers of supply chain vulnerabilities. With global production failing to meet demand, the U.S. cannot afford to delay. Responsible domestic mining—led by projects like Stibnite—is the key to securing our national defense, economic resilience, and long-term strategic independence. To read the referenced article, please visit the link below: https://lnkd.in/gV6PzGjh

Safety is one of Perpetua's guiding values. Since 2013, our team has logged more than 11,000 hours of safety training & built a rock solid safety record. We're incredibly proud of our team's work to keep people & the environment safe.

The Stibnite Gold Project sits on an abandoned mine site where more than 10 million tons of tailings & waste rock sit unconstrained. Our Project is designed to clean up & reprocess these materials to improve water quality & leave a lasting benefit. #RestoreTheSite