New Analyst Coverage on Military Metals: Trojarová Antimony Project

I wanted to flag a new third-party analyst report that was published this week on Military Metals Corp. (CSE: MILI | OTCQB: MILIF), specifically focused on the company’s Trojarová antimony project in Slovakia.

The report was issued by Hallgarten & Company, a UK-based natural resources research firm, and initiates coverage with a Buy rating and a C$1.18 price target, representing roughly 200% upside from the current share price of ~$0.40. I’ve attached the full report to this email for those who want to review it directly.

Some key takeaways from the analyst’s work:

• A rare strategic asset: Trojarová is highlighted as one of the most meaningful antimony projects within the European Union, at a time when antimony is increasingly recognized as a critical material for defense, energy, and advanced manufacturing.

• High-grade profile: The report emphasizes the project’s exceptional antimony grades, noting that Trojarová stands out versus larger projects where antimony is merely a secondary by-product.

• Built-in infrastructure: Existing underground workings and historical development are seen as a major advantage, providing a strong foundation for efficient exploration and future development.

• Clear path to value creation: The analyst places significant emphasis on the company’s ongoing drilling and technical work aimed at delivering a modern, compliant mineral resource estimate, which is viewed as a major catalyst for re-rating the stock.

Overall, the report reinforces the view that Military Metals is positioning itself around a scarce, geopolitically important metal, with Trojarová offering a combination of grade, scale potential, and strategic relevance that is increasingly difficult to find.

I recommend reading the attached report in full, as it provides a solid third-party perspective on why this project, and this metal, are attracting growing attention.

I’ll continue to keep subscribers updated as the story develops.

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