Almonty Industries news

Referenced as an established tungsten producer expanding toward U.S. assets. Mentioned as a sector peer representing the producing end of the spectrum, without specific operational or financial updates.

Referenced as a tungsten analogue in the critical-metals supply story; while positioned in a similar geopolitical narrative, it is not directly involved in antimony and serves primarily as a template for how supply-security narratives can drive re-rating.

Mentioned as part of the critical-minerals supply-chain build-out, primarily known for tungsten rather than antimony, making it a tangential player in the antimony narrative.

Completed Phase 1 commissioning of Sangdong tungsten mine in South Korea with 2,300 tonnes annual output. Phase 2 expansion planned for 2027 to double production. Positioned to supply ~40% of global non-China tungsten demand, directly benefiting from 2027 procurement cliff.

Advancing commissioning of Sangdong tungsten project in South Korea, positioned as largest Western-aligned tungsten production capacity; operating producing assets in Portugal and Spain providing near-term cash flow in tightening supply environment.

Operating producer with 221% YoY revenue increase in Q1 2026, recently commissioned Sangdong mine in South Korea (one of world's largest tungsten deposits), positioned to supply ~40% of non-Chinese global demand.

Reported 221% revenue growth in Q1 2026 with positive EBITDA, Sangdong Mine transitioned to commercial operations, and Bank of America raised price target to $23/share amid 200%+ tungsten price increases.

Reported 221% revenue growth in Q1 2026 with positive EBITDA and cash flow; commissioned Sangdong tungsten mine in South Korea, demonstrating operational inflection point in critical minerals production.

Relocated headquarters to Montana to align with U.S. critical mineral supply chain security, acquired Gentung Tungsten Project expected to restart production in 2026, and completed $129 million follow-on financing.

Recently relocated U.S. headquarters to Montana, acquired Gentung Tungsten Project expected to restart production in 2026, and secured $219M in recent financing (IPO + follow-on). Strategic positioning in Western tungsten supply chain amid supply crisis and Chinese export controls.