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Since the announcement of restarting tungsten and tin production at Hemerdon in the United Kingdon in 2007, Australian-based Wolf Minerals (ASX: WLF) has big hopes of starting the plan. The Devon mine is believed to be one of the world’s largest sources of tungsten and tin and the plan is possible since Tungsten is in […]
Since the announcement of restarting tungsten and tin production at Hemerdon in the United Kingdon in 2007, Australian-based Wolf Minerals (ASX: WLF) has big hopes of starting the plan. The Devon mine is believed to be one of the world’s largest sources of tungsten and tin and the plan is possible since Tungsten is in world demand.
The press release is quoted as saying:
With an estimated production of 3,000 tonnes of tungsten a year, Wolf says Hemerdon could be one of the world’s largest tungsten mines.
Bore holes and test pits have been completed at a former tungsten and tin mine on the edge of Dartmoor.