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Christopher Gerteisen

Christopher Gerteisen

Chief Executive Officer & Executive Director · Nova Minerals Limited

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Nova Minerals says state approved its antimony mine and Port MacKenzie refinery plans

“Securing our final permits is a major milestone for Nova, moving our Alaska antimony project from development planning toward construction and targeted production in 2027.”

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Nova Minerals plans antimony refinery beside federally funded Port MacKenzie rail line

“Nova Minerals will directly benefit from the speed and efficiency enabled by the Port MacKenzie Rail Extension, with our planned antimony processing and refining facility situated directly along the extension rail line.”

Cover image for article: Nova Minerals plans antimony refinery beside federally funded Port MacKenzie rail line

Mat-Su moves to lease Port MacKenzie land to an antimony company

Mat-Su is moving to lease 42.78 acres of port land to an antimony company. The commission that recommended it published no minutes or vote count.

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Antimony plant equipment lands at Port MacKenzie before its air permit clears

Nearly 500 tons of gear has landed at Port MacKenzie for a plant to produce antimony, a defense mineral the U.S. lacks — but its air permit isn't approved.

Cover image for article: Antimony plant equipment lands at Port MacKenzie before its air permit clears

A barge of secondhand equipment is bringing a military antimony refinery to Port MacKenzie

A barge of secondhand refining gear is headed for Port MacKenzie to start a $43.4 million military project for a metal the US stopped mining in the 1990s.

Cover image for article: A barge of secondhand equipment is bringing a military antimony refinery to Port MacKenzie