Ambassador Dr. Kevin Rudd requests briefing on RML’s Horse Heaven Project in Idaho, U.S. highlighting the importance of the project and its contribution to the U.S. Critical Minerals List for National Security
HIGHLIGHTS
- RML requested by Australian Ambassador to the U.S., His Excellency, The Hon Dr Kevin Rudd AC, to provide a briefing from the Company on the Horse Heaven Project in Idaho ahead of the upcoming meeting between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and President Donald Trump in Washington DC on Thursday, 20 October 2025.
- The Horse Heaven Gold-Antimony-Tungsten Project in Idaho U.S. hosts multi-commodity prospectivity all of which are listed on the U.S. Critical Minerals List.
- Located adjacent to Perpetua Resources’ Stibnite Antimony & Gold Mine (PPTA.NAS, ~A$3 billion market cap), Horse Heaven is well positioned to benefit from a strategic partnership between Australia and the U.S. that support domestic supply chains as the U.S. remains heavily reliant on imported antimony.
- The inclusion of Horse Heaven as part of the requested formal briefing, reflects growing recognition of Australian expertise in advancing secure, responsible mineral supply chains.
- Horse Heaven will be a significant player in President Trump’s effort to establish a domestic supply of Antimony to support the defence industry.
- RML continues to advance exploration and development programs at Horse Heaven, with the aim of positioning the Company as a key participant in the U.S. aim to secure onshore supply of critical minerals.
- RML has completed a comprehensive dossier and submitted to the Australian embassy in Washington DC and to His Excellency, The Hon Dr Kevin Rudd AC.
Resolution Minerals appreciates the opportunity to brief Ambassador Rudd on the Horse Heaven Project ahead of the Prime Minister’s visit to Washington.”
Horse Heaven is a significant Australian-led project in the United States, with historical and potential future production of gold, antimony and tungsten, which are all critical to industrial and defence applications. The briefing reflects the constructive cooperation between Australia and the U.S. on the development of secure, transparent critical mineral supply chains.
We look forward to contributing to this dialogue and providing an update on our progress of our work in Idaho
