US Strategic Metals (USSM) is a USCIS-approved rural EB-5 project expedited in the US national interest. Founded to address the nation’s need for critical mineral independence, USSM is building a battery-grade metals refinery in rural Missouri.
This facility will process critical minerals, both mined and recycled, that are essential to fueling the green energy revolution and enhancing the economic and national security of the United States.
The project qualifies for EB-5 reserved visas due to its being a rural area, offering priority processing to our clients. Most importantly, EB-5 investors who choose this project can expect priority processing and will be able to request expedited processing given that the project is in the US national interest. The project has already secured I-956F and I-526E approvals.
The company has invested over $200 million to de-risk the project and is actively raising significant private capital in addition to this offering. The $100 million of EB-5 capital will finance the building and expansion of a hydrometallurgical plant, which will convert recycled and raw materials containing critical battery metals into a form utilizable for the electric vehicle supply chain. All of the permits for building and operation have been approved, and the Hydromet Plant is under construction at the facility at the Madison Mine in Fredericktown, Missouri.
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This document is not intended to and shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any securities of the company. Any representation to the contrary is void. If the company should decide to offer to sell or to solicit offers to buy any of the company’s securities, such offering will be made by a separate offering memorandum pursuant to the private placement exemption contained in section 4(2) of the securities act of 1933, as amended, and comparable issuer private placement exemptions under applicable state law.