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Applications open 28 April 2026, close 23 June 2026 at 5pm. Notification July/August 2026. Project completion by March 2027.
"Advancing Antimony Grants" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Advancing Antimony Grants is sponsored by Victorian Government (Resources Victoria). These grants are offered by the Victorian Government to businesses, industry, universities, and researchers to explore establishing antimony processing within Victoria and assess the feasibility of building a modern processing facility.
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VIC Advancing Antimony Grant | AMETS VIC Advancing Antimony Grant Applications Open: 28 April 2026 Applications Close: 23 June 2026, 5pm Grant amount : Total funding pool of $1 million (AUD). Funding may be awarded in full or in part. What is Funded : Business-case or related studies and activities related to an antimony processing facility in Victoria, Australia.
The Advancing Antimony Grants Program is a new Victorian Government funding initiative supporting the early‑stage development of downstream antimony processing in Victoria. The program aims to strengthen Victoria’s sovereign critical minerals capability, build investment‑ready business cases, and support Australia’s role in global antimony supply chains.
Victoria hosts some of the largest antimony resources in the Western world and is currently Australia’s only producing state, making it uniquely positioned to develop domestic processing capacity.
What the Program Supports Funding is available for pre-investment business case development and related studies for a proposed antimony processing facility located in Victoria, including: Targeted feasibility and technical studies Engineering assessments and processing concepts Market and supply‑chain engagement (including offtake discussions) Flowsheet design, cost estimation and risk assessments Pilot or laboratory‑scale testing to de‑risk processing approaches Commercial, financial, market and IP advice supporting investment decisions.
Eligible applicants include: Australian‑incorporated companies Incorporated associations Indigenous‑owned corporations Trustees applying on behalf of a trust (meeting eligibility criteria) Hold an ABN and be GST‑registered Have at least 3 years operating history (or a parent company equivalent) Demonstrate capability to deliver the proposed studies Consortium applications are strongly encouraged , particularly where partners bring complementary technical, commercial or research expertise.
Successful projects will demonstrate: Alignment with the Victorian Critical Minerals Roadmap Clear pathways to downstream processing and investment Economic, regional and supply‑chain benefits for Victoria Strong governance, delivery planning and risk management Capability of the project team and partners.
Applications Open: 28 April 2026 Applications Close: 23 June 2026, 5pm Applicants Notified: July/August 2026 Activities commence: August/September 2026 (within 8 weeks of signing grant agreement) Activities completed and acquittal reports submitted: March 2027 Applications must be submitted through the Victorian Grants Portal and address all eligibility and assessment criteria outlined in the program guidelines.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Australian-incorporated companies, incorporated associations, Indigenous-owned corporations, or trusts; must be ABN/GST-registered, financially solvent, with at least 3 years operating history. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows total funding pool of $1 million AUD. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was June 23, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Advancing Antimony Grants is funded by Victorian Government (Resources Victoria). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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