Blue Moon Metals CEO Christian Kargl-Simmard joins Mining Stock Daily to discuss the company’s expanding U.S. critical-minerals strategy. Blue Moon recently acquired a portfolio of tungsten and antimony projects intended to feed its Springer complex in Nevada, while advancing construction at the Nussir copper project in Norway. Christian also highlights the growing importance of the Apex germanium-gallium project in Utah, where bulk sampling has returned exceptional grades. The conversation covers ore sorting, project financing, potential strategic partners, and Blue Moon’s push to bring four brownfield mines into production.

Blue Moon Metals Expands U.S. Critical Minerals Strategy with Tungsten and Antimony Acquisitions

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[SPEAKER_A] Welcome back to Mining Stock Daily. Ian Wagner here with a corporate update from Blue Moon Metals. Blue Moon, we spoke with back in March and May, so if you are new to the story, I would encourage you to go back and listen to those episodes. Blue Moon does trade on the TSX under the symbol MOON and on the Nasdaq under the symbol BMM. And a lot of news coming out, even some just that dropped this morning. And here today to talk with us about that is the CEO of Blue Moon Metals, Mr. Christian Kargl-Simmard. Christian, good to see you. Welcome back to the podcast.

[SPEAKER_B] Thank you, Ian. Pleasure to be back.

[SPEAKER_A] We last spoke in May. A lot of news since then over the summer. You guys have been busy. Let's talk about first the news of the day, right? You guys just acquired a new batch of tungsten and antimony projects across the western United States. You do have the Springer tungsten complex there in Nevada with plans to use that as your kind of a hub-and-spoke model for development and production. Walk us through why now, what you actually acquired, and sort of which of these are going to matter over the next 12, 24, 36 months.

[SPEAKER_B] Sure. So very pleased with the acquisition of this portfolio. It's rare. It doesn't exist anywhere else on the planet, especially if you take into account most of these projects either had historical mining or mining right next door to it. It's consistent with our strategy of acquiring assets that could feed into the hub-and-spoke complex at Springer. So we're looking at Nevada and call it one state over from Nevada.

Blue Moon Metals Expands U.S. Critical Minerals Strategy with Tungsten and Antimony Acquisitions

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Blue Moon Metals Expands U.S. Critical Minerals Strategy with Tungsten and Antimony Acquisitions

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The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.