Welcome to our dedicated page for American Critical Minerals news (Ticker: APCOD), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on American Critical Minerals stock.
American Critical Minerals Corp (APCOD) is a natural resources exploration company focused on developing domestic supplies of critical minerals, including potash for agriculture and lithium for energy storage. This news hub provides timely updates on the company's progress in Utah's Paradox Basin, where its Green River Project holds federal permits for both mineral types—a rare dual authorization in the industry.
Investors and industry analysts will find comprehensive coverage of APCOD's exploration milestones, regulatory developments, and strategic partnerships. The page serves as a centralized resource for understanding the company's role in strengthening U.S. supply chains for essential minerals.
Key updates include drilling results from the Green River Project, permitting advancements, and market analyses related to critical mineral demand. All content is verified through primary sources including regulatory filings and company disclosures.
Bookmark this page for direct access to APCOD's latest announcements. For those monitoring domestic resource development, this collection offers insights into exploration progress without promotional bias.
American Critical Minerals (CSE:KCLI, OTC:APCOD) has announced significant developments from Q4 2024. The company received approval from the BLM for its Plan of Operations, including 11 Prospecting Permits and authorization for 4 exploratory drill holes on approximately 25,480 acres at its Green River Project in Utah's Paradox Basin.
The company now has permits for both potash and lithium exploration across over 32,530 acres, with 7 authorized exploratory drill holes. The project targets an exploration potential of 600 million to 1 billion tonnes of sylvinite with 19-29% KCL grades. In December 2024, the company completed an oversubscribed financing of $1,076,400 and changed its name from American Potash Corp. to better reflect its focus on both potash and lithium resources. The company also consolidated its shares at a 2.5:1 ratio, reducing outstanding shares to 54,830,979.
