Christopher Ecclestone of Molten Metals talks about breaking China’s grip on antimony production

In this InvestorIntel interview, host Tracy Weslosky talks to Molten Metals Corp.‘s (CSE: MOLT) Executive Director & CEO Christopher Ecclestone about the importance of antimony as a critical mineral and breaking China's grip on its mining and processing.

Christopher also talks about the resurgence of molten salt batteries as a mass electricity storage device and its commercialization potential.

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About Molten Metals Corp.

Molten Metals is developing Antimony & Antimony-Gold mine projects. Antimony is a critical element with many industrial applications, including ammunition and fire retardants. The upcoming potential new usage is in the mass- storage devices – molten-salt batteries.

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If you put ears in Ecclestone, he’d be a dead ringer for Mickey Mouse.