- American Critical Minerals (OTCQB:APCOF) underscores potential near its Green River Potash and Lithium Project.
- Spot potash prices increased by 25% from $292 to $363.13 between December 2024 and June 2025.
- Neighboring Anson Resources reports a 98% lithium recovery rate and 44% higher lithium grades.
American Critical Minerals Corp. (OTCQB:APCOF) has announced promising developments around its Green River Potash and Lithium Project located in the Paradox Basin. Sitting strategically between Intrepid Potash's and Anson Resources' operations, the project showcases considerable potential for potash and lithium extraction.
Recent market trends have shown a 25% increase in spot prices for Muriate of Potash (MOP), moving from $292 in December 2024 to $363.13 by June 2025. This price rise coincides with Intrepid Potash's reported 7% rise in potash production and a notable 39% surge in sales volumes during Q1 2025.
American Critical Minerals’ Green River Project targets an exploration of 600 million to 1 billion tonnes of sylvinite with grades ranging from 19% to 29% KCl. Although the exploration target remains conceptual, further studies may confirm significant mineral resources.
In 2024, the company acquired 1,094 Placer claims, securing rights to lithium and bromine across their project site. This acquisition aligns with their granted permits to drill for both potash and lithium in each drilled hole, reinforcing the project's resource potential.
Neighboring Anson Resources has successfully demonstrated lithium extraction with a 98% recovery rate and reported a 44% increase in lithium grades, averaging 135mg/l Li. This success highlights the promising lithium potential for American Critical Minerals, which shares similar geological conditions and brine compositions.
American Critical Minerals’ strategic location and recent advancements hint at a robust future for its Green River Project, as it capitalizes on the dynamic growth of the potash and lithium markets in the Paradox Basin.
