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Indium, tin and tungsten mined in New Brunswick — critical inputs held inside an allied jurisdiction.
A Canadian-controlled defence and industrial platform at the Port of Belledune, New Brunswick — anchored by a signed NATO-ally technology partnership.
In an era of allied supply-chain stress, rising NATO commitments, and renewed emphasis on domestic capacity, Canada's dependence on a single foreign-owned supplier for critical munitions is a strategic vulnerability the country can no longer afford.
BLACKPOINT is building a Canadian-controlled defence and critical minerals platform at the Port of Belledune, New Brunswick — anchored by a signed strategic partnership with MKE, the state defence manufacturer of Türkiye and NATO ally exporting to 105+ countries.
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Canada should never again depend on someone else’s permission to defend itself. We are building that certainty at Belledune — with Canadian control, allied technology, and a region ready to work.
Strategic Partnership Pre-Agreement executed 17 June 2026. Technology transfer, IP rights, and production line supply — validated NATO-ally source.
Multiple federal and provincial programs — CDIR, RDII, NRCan Critical Minerals, ITC Clean Tech, ONB — documented alignment.
World-class indium, tin and tungsten deposits within New Brunswick — targeted for corridor integration.
Canada currently has zero integrated tungsten refining. Phase 4 creates the only non-Chinese APT supply chain in North America.
Long-term land lease signed. Deep-water port, rail and road access, industrial power capacity, cleared industrial zoning.
A Canadian-controlled complement to the existing foreign-owned munitions supplier — genuine Buy Canadian alternative.
From a NATO-standard ammunition factory to a first-of-its-kind APT refinery, each phase of the Belledune corridor strengthens the others through vertical integration.
Discover the ProjectMKE builds and commissions turnkey NATO-standard ammunition lines across allied nations. The footage below shows the exact technology-transfer model BLACKPOINT brings to the Port of Belledune.
Today, Canadian minerals leave the country raw and return as finished goods at many times the price. Belledune keeps every link — extraction, refining, manufacturing, export — inside one province and one chain of command.
Indium, tin and tungsten mined in New Brunswick — critical inputs held inside an allied jurisdiction.
North America’s first integrated APT chain turns concentrate into defence-grade tungsten, ending reliance on Chinese processing.
NATO-standard small-calibre lines built on proven MKE technology, qualified and tested under Canadian ownership.
A year-round, ice-free deep-water port carries every output on direct shipping lanes to NATO and allied markets.
One province. One chain of command. Value that stays in Canada.
Explore the corridorThe corridor advances on a sequenced, verifiable schedule — every milestone anchored by a signed agreement, a secured site, or a contracted partner.
MKE Strategic Partnership Pre-Agreement executed 17 June 2026. Belledune long-term land lease secured. Corporate structure and leadership team in place.
Facility construction and site works at Belledune. Production line delivery targeted within 8 months of facility availability. Workforce recruitment and training ramp-up.
Phase 1 ammunition factory enters production — 115M+ NATO-standard rounds per year at run-rate and 2,000 direct jobs.
Critical minerals and tungsten phases advance. CarbonFX™ biomass fuel supports New Brunswick’s legislated coal exit.
Six integrated phases operating as one value chain — 3,800 jobs anchored in the Chaleur Region.
A leadership team with the industrial, financial, and government-relations experience to execute a project of this scale — drawing on senior public-sector leadership and deep expertise in mining, defence manufacturing, and cross-border capital structures.
Meet the TeamBLACKPOINT is a real project — signed, sited, and staffed — advancing to first production in 2028. Engage with the team.
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