
In this interview, NevGold founder and CEO Brandon Bonifacio explains how the company is positioning itself to become a leading domestic antimony producer in the United States. He discusses the growing importance of critical minerals, the supply challenges facing Western markets, and how NevGold's flagship Limousine Butte project could help address national security and industrial demand. Brandon also shares insights on resource development, market opportunities, government support, and the company's growth strategy over the coming years.
Brandon Bonifacio is the founder and CEO of NevGold, a mineral exploration and development company focused on gold and critical minerals in the Western United States. Under his leadership, the company has advanced the Limousine Butte project in Nevada, which combines significant gold potential with one of the country's emerging antimony opportunities. With a background in resource development and capital markets, Brandon is focused on accelerating domestic critical mineral production to support both industrial growth and national security initiatives.
July 2, 2026
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