9 Top Tungsten Producers by Country
By Siv Padhy
What are the largest tungsten producers in the world? China took the top spot last year, and eight other countries also put out significant amounts.
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By Siv Padhy
What are the largest tungsten producers in the world? China took the top spot last year, and eight other countries also put out significant amounts.
By Melissa Shaw
Last week’s other top-gaining stocks on the TSXV were Rathdowney Resources, Novo Resources, Melior Resources and Jayden Resources.
By Melissa Shaw
Last week’s other top-gaining stocks on the TSXV were Altamira Gold, Minsud Resources, Cipher Resources and American Lithium.
By Melissa Shaw
Last week’s top-gaining stocks on the TSXV were American Manganese, Stakeholder Gold, GB Minerals and International Lithium.
Last week’s top-gaining TSXV stocks were Asian Mineral Resources, Garibaldi Resources, Niobay Metals, FPX Nickel and Noble Mineral Exploration.
By Melissa Shaw
The company has executed a non-binding term sheet with High Power Exploration, a private firm with ties to mining magnate Robert Friedland.
By Melissa Shaw
Last week’s other top-gaining TSXV stocks were Africa Hydrocarbons, Almonty Industries, Robex Resources and Maya Gold & Silver.
By Siv Padhy
Tungsten companies are hard at work at many hotspots across the globe. Here’s what’s going on in Asia, North America, Africa and Australia.
China has most tungsten in the world, but notable deposits can also be found throughout Europe.
By Jocelyn Aspa
Almonty Resources (TSXV:AII) has announced it has entered into an additional 1-year fixed price off-take agreement for most of the production at its Los Santos mine.
As quoted in the press release:
The net price to be received under the contract is US$192.50 per MTU of contained tungsten, equating to an effective
By Jocelyn Aspa
2016 wasn’t the best year for the tungsten market, but 2017 is looking like it could be a better year.
By Vivien Diniz
Almonty Industries Inc. (“Almonty”) (TSXV: AII) Almonty announces that it has signed a binding heads of agreement to sell the Wolfram Camp Mine (“WCM”) in Queensland to ATC Alloys Limited (ASX: ATA) (“ATC”).
According to the company’s news:
The proposed consideration for the sale is 120 million fully paid ordinary shares in
Almonty Industries (TSXV:AII) has closed the first tranche of its previously announced non-brokered private placement for gross proceeds of roughly $2.6 million.
Almonty Industries Inc. (TSXV:AII) announced that it’s signed a new five-year offtake agreement for its Panasqueira mine. It’s also signed an amendment to the existing supply agreement for its Los Santos mine; the amendment extends the offtake term for a further five years.
Almonty Industries Inc. (TSXV:AII) announced that it’s completed an updated feasibility study for its South Korea-based Sangdong tungsten mine.
monty Industries Inc. (TSXV:AII) announced that it’s acquired 100-percent of Beralt Ventures Inc. from Sojitz Tungsten Resources Inc., gaining access to the “various rights and interests comprising the Panasqueira tungsten mine” located in Portugal.
Almonty Industries Inc. (TSXV:AII) announced that on December 31, 2015, it reached an agreement to expand its existing loan agreement by US$14 million.
By Vivien Diniz
2015 was not the best year for tungsten. The Investing News Network spoke with Almonty Industries’ Lewis Black for some insight on tungsten in 2016.
Almonty Industries (TSXV:AII) announced that it has filed NI 43-101 technical reports for the Los Santos mines, the Wolfram Camp mine and the Valtreixal project.
As quoted in the press release:
Including the recently acquired Sangdong tungsten mine in Korea, Almonty has a combined proven and probable mineral reserve base of 12,406,289 tonnes
Tungsten demand continues to increase, but future supply remains uncertain.
