Military Metals Signs Cooperation Agreement with the University of Kosice, Slovakia

Executive Summary

• Military Metals Corp. has signed a Cooperation Agreement with the University of Košice to support advancement of the Trojarova Antimony Project in Slovakia.
• The university will provide metallurgical testing, analytical support, joint EU‑grant participation, student internships, and curriculum integration related to the project.
• The Trojarova antimony project is listed by the Slovak Ministry of Environment as a 2025 critical raw materials project, underscoring its strategic importance for future supply and potential regulatory support.

Key Details

• Parties: Military Metals Corp. (CSE: MILI) and the University of Košice (Slovakia).
• Purpose: Create a formal framework for mutual collaboration to advance the Trojarova Antimony Project, including research, testing, grant applications, and workforce development.
• Technical Cooperation:
• Faculty of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering will conduct specialized metallurgical testing and analytical work focused on flow‑sheet design.
• Joint exploration of European Union grant programs and other funding initiatives.
• Educational & Workforce Initiatives:
• Field trips, internships, and research‑based thesis projects for university students.
• Integration of project‑related study modules into Bachelor (Bc.), Engineering (Ing.) and Postgraduate (PhD) degree programs.
• Strategic Recognition: Trojarova antimony project is listed in Slovakia’s 2025 domestic critical raw materials list submitted to the EU, indicating official strategic importance for securing domestic antimony supply.
• CEO Quote: Scott Eldridge emphasized the partnership as a bridge between academic excellence and industry application, highlighting potential EU‑funded programs and the goal of designing a flow‑sheet to produce an industrial‑spec antimony product rather than merely a concentrate.

Notable Quotes

“This agreement marks an important step toward bridging academic excellence with real‑world application… We look forward to the possibility of EU funded programs as we examine metallurgical studies with the idea of designing a flow‑sheet to produce an industrial spec product to capture the true antimony price.” – Scott Eldridge, CEO and Director

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