Why a 1950 Defense Law Matters Again for Tungsten, Antimony and Titanium
This is a paid sector commentary from American News Group profiling critical-minerals companies backed by Defense Production Act Title III funding; Electra Battery Materials is one of five companies mentioned and the source of no new disclosure. The article recycles Electra's previously announced ~US$82 million in aggregate funding for its Temiskaming Shores cobalt sulfate refinery, including US$20 million from the U.S. Department of War and US$28 million from Canada and Invest Ontario, with commercial production targeted for Q4 2027.
Key figures
- Dod award usd
- 20000000
- Canada ontario support usd
- 28000000
- Contained cobalt output tpy
- 5120
- Aggregate refinery funding usd
- 82000000
- Cobalt hydroxide feed capacity tpy
- 18000
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