Pela Global secures DFC Antimony funding
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Apr 07, 2026 · Last updated Apr 07, 2026
The funding agreement between Pela Global Limited and the United States — United States Agency for International Development is expected to positively impact the mining and defense industries by diversifying the global supply of Antimony, a critical mineral. This move aims to reduce reliance on China for Antimony, potentially strengthening supply chains for the United States and its allies.
Pela Global Limited, an Australian critical and precious metals company, has secured a Project Development funding agreement of up to US$5 million from the United States — United States Agency for International Development. This funding is designated for the Krstov Dol Antimony Mine Restart Project in North Macedonia. The deal marks the United States — United States Agency for International Development's first antimony investment and its first project in North Macedonia, aiming to diversify global Antimony supply away from China and secure a reliable source for the United States and its allies. The investment will support key feasibility milestones for the project. Additionally, Pela Global Limited has collaborated with U.S.-based PGM Processing to explore a commercial offtake arrangement for antimony concentrate and tailings.
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