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United States Antimony Corporation, commonly known as U.S. Antimony, is a publicly traded specialty materials company listed under the symbol UAMY on the NYSE American. The company was founded in 1968 and is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with operating and processing activities in the United States and Mexico. Gary C. Evans serves as chairman and chief executive officer. The business has approximately 101 employees, placing it in the 101-200 employee category. U.S. Antimony’s core business is the processing, production, and sale of antimony products. Its antimony portfolio includes antimony trioxide, antimony metal, and antimony trisulfide. Antimony trioxide is primarily used with halogen compounds in flame-retardant systems for plastics, rubber, fiberglass, textiles, paints, coatings, and paper. It can also be used as a paint color fastener and in certain phosphorescent applications. Antimony metal is used in bearings, storage batteries, and ordnance, while antimony trisulfide is used as a primer ingredient in ammunition. These applications give the company exposure to defense, industrial manufacturing, electrical storage, and fire-safety markets. The company’s second principal segment is zeolite. U.S. Antimony sells coarse and fine zeolite for soil amendments, fertilizers, water filtration, sewage treatment, mine ventilation, nuclear-waste and environmental cleanup, odor control, gas separation, animal nutrition, catalysts, petroleum refining, concrete, solar-energy and heat-exchange systems, desiccants, pellet binding, animal litter, floor cleaning, traction control, ammonia removal, and agricultural chemical carriers. Zeolite’s broad functionality provides potential diversification beyond antimony and defense-related demand. U.S. Antimony also recovers unrefined and refined gold and silver, adding a precious-metals recovery component to its operations. The company is strategically notable because antimony is considered a critical mineral, and domestic processing capacity can support U.S. defense and supply-chain objectives. Public information describes the company as an important domestic antimony processor and supplier to military and other critical industries. The supplied trailing-twelve-month data indicates a strong liquidity position, including a current ratio of approximately 3.62 and very low reported debt relative to assets and equity. However, the same data shows weak recent profitability and cash generation: gross margin was approximately 7%, net margin was approximately negative 41%, return on equity was negative, and free cash flow was substantially negative. Capital expenditure was high relative to revenue and operating cash flow, suggesting that expansion, commissioning, maintenance, or strategic capacity investments may be affecting near-term results. The company pays no dividend according to the supplied information. Its longer-term prospects depend on reliable raw-material sourcing, successful capacity development, antimony pricing, defense and industrial demand, operating efficiency, environmental compliance, and the ability to convert strategic importance into sustainable revenue and profitability.