Washington's New Metals Push Looks to Spark a U.S. Comeback

America's next industrial revolution may not happen in Silicon Valley or on Wall St. - it's starting underground.

As the U.S. faces mounting threats to its energy independence and defense supply chain, Washington is racing to rebuild access to the metals that make modern life possible...uranium, lithium, titanium, and vanadium.

And one North American company is already emerging as part of the solution.

Backed by $116B mining titan Rio Tinto, this small-cap firm has four 100%-owned projects across premier N. American jurisdictions - each targeting the same "critical and defense-essential" metals now prioritized by the Pentagon.

From fighter-jets to EV batteries, the world runs on these materials - and demand is projected to surge 7X by 2035. The U.S. knows it can't afford to depend on China and Russia any longer.

With exploration drilling already underway and Rio Tinto advancing development, this company is poised at the center of America's next resource revival.

See how this rare critical-metals play could strengthen America's future >