Minerals

In November 2025 the U.S. Geological Survey published a final list of 60 critical minerals: materials essential to the economy and national security whose supply chains are vulnerable to disruption (USGS, opens in a new tab). For many of them, the United States depends heavily on imports.

New domestic sources, developed responsibly, shorten those supply chains. Providing them is one of the reasons Alliance Global exists.

Every mineral program starts with study: mapping, sampling and testing by qualified professionals. Development follows in phases, beginning with a small disturbed area and growing only as each phase is proven, permitted and reclaimed.

Read: what a small-footprint mine looks like

Our processing plans call for grinding ore down to 22 microns. At that size, target minerals are freed from the surrounding rock and can be separated into near-pure concentrates, the starting point for producing high-purity elements.

Higher-purity concentrates are worth more to buyers, and they mean less waste material is shipped.

Alliance Global structures agreements with established exploration and extraction companies. They bring the equipment, engineering and operating expertise. We bring the land, the long-term plan and the alliance that connects production to buyers.

Mining in the United States is governed by federal, state and local permitting, including environmental review and financial assurance for reclamation. We treat those requirements as part of the plan, not obstacles to it.