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Antimony stocks

3 listed antimony companies with ticker and asset. China's US ban on antimony exports is suspended until 27 November 2026.

Information only, not investment advice · list reviewed 28 October 2026

This is a directory, not a recommendation. It shows no share prices, market values or targets, which change daily. Check current figures with your broker and each company's filings. See the disclosures.

How to read this list

Listed antimony exposure is thin: a US developer, a US smelter and an Australian developer. Most supply comes from China, Russia and Tajikistan (USGS).

See the antimony price page and the export-control page for the metal itself.

All companies

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CompanyTickerExchangeRoleFocusMain asset
Larvotto ResourcesLRVASXDevelopmentAntimonyHillgrove project, New South Wales
Perpetua ResourcesPPTANasdaq / TSXDevelopmentGold and antimonyStibnite project, Idaho
United States AntimonyUAMYNYSE AmericanRefiningAntimony oxide, zeolite, precious metalsThompson Falls smelter, Montana

Roles: Mining = operating mine or concentrate; Development = pre-production project; Refining = separation or metal-making; Magnets = magnet production; Byproduct producer = recovers the metal from another commodity. Compiled from company disclosures, reviewed 28 October 2026; report errors on the corrections page.

Antimony stocks: frequently asked questions

Which stocks give exposure to antimony?

Perpetua Resources (Nasdaq: PPTA) with the Stibnite project in Idaho, United States Antimony (NYSE American: UAMY) with its Montana smelter, and Larvotto (ASX: LRV) with Hillgrove in New South Wales.

Why is antimony in the news?

China put antimony under export licence on 15 September 2024, and its US ban is suspended until 27 November 2026. The reference price is below its 2025 peak.

Sources

  1. U.S. Geological Survey, Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026

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