- CEO
- Rishi Kwatra
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Other metals/Minerals
- Address
- 1090 West Georgia Street Vancouver BC Canada V6E 2J3
- IPO Date
- Aug 8, 2022
- Business
- Molten Metals Corp Molten Metals Corp (CSE:MOLT) is a Vancouver-based mineral exploration company focused on acquiring, exploring and developing precious and base metal properties, primarily gold, antimony and lithium projects across Canada; its key assets include the Moose River antimony-gold project in Nova Scotia, a brownfields site formerly Canada's largest antimony mine with near-term production potential from reprocessing high-grade waste rock dumps and stockpiles, the Senneterre West gold claims covering 40 mineral titles located 25 kilometres northeast of Val d'Or, Quebec in the prolific Abcourt mining camp adjacent to Abcourt Mines' Pershing-Manitou resource, as well as the recently acquired Gathering Lake and Triangle Lake lithium pegmatite projects in Ontario's lithium-rich region; operations target critical metals with high demand such as antimony for batteries and alloys, gold by-products for diversification, and lithium for energy storage, leveraging favourable jurisdictions with established infrastructure, minimal environmental concerns and experienced management led by CEO Christopher Ecclestone, an antimony expert with prior leadership at multiple TSX-listed firms; the company maintains headquarters at 600-1090 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, British Columbia. In recent strategic developments, Molten Metals Corp receives exchange approval in May 2025 to complete its acquisition of the Gathering Lake and Triangle Lake lithium projects via option agreement with Usha Resources Ltd., securing a 19.9% stake in Usha and adding highly prospective pegmatites to its portfolio; it finalizes acquisition of the Texas lithium property from Troubadour Resources Inc. in June 2025 through share issuance, enters a property purchase agreement with Troy Minerals Inc. in March 2025, and announces a shift to a project generator model while appointing Tyler Thorburn as director in March 2025 to bolster its transaction-focused strategy amid rising critical metals demand.