Makenita Resources Joins CADSI
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Apr 01, 2026 · Last updated Apr 01, 2026
Makenita Resources' membership in the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI) is expected to enhance its strategic mineral portfolio, particularly its Tungsten project in Canada — New Brunswick. This move could positively impact Makenita Resources' stock price by improving its access to defence industry forums, procurement trends, and partnership opportunities, aligning with Canada's growing emphasis on domestically sourced critical minerals.
Makenita Resources announced on April 1, 2026, that it has joined the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI). This strategic move aims to advance Makenita Resources' critical and strategic mineral portfolio, with a particular focus on its Sisson West Tungsten Project in Canada — New Brunswick. Jason Gigliotti, President of Makenita Resources, emphasized the importance of critical minerals in the mining sector and the benefits of CADSI membership, which include access to defence industry forums, policy roundtables, technical workshops, and networking opportunities. The Sisson West Tungsten Project is located adjacent to the Sisson Tungsten Mine, which Prime Minister Mark Carney highlighted as a nation-building project. This membership is expected to support collaboration across Canada's defence and security community and keep Makenita Resources informed on emerging capability needs and regulatory developments related to critical minerals essential for national and allied security. Makenita Resources also has other projects in Canada, including the NTX Rare Earth Project in Canada — Quebec and the Hector Property in Canada — Ontario, prospective for Rare-earth element, Cobalt, Silver, and Diamond.
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