CEO.CA's Inside the Boardroom: The Tungsten Supply Gap in the West and Allied Critical Metals' Response
Allied Critical Metals (OTCQB:ACMIF) was featured in CEO.CA's 'Inside the Boardroom' interview series, highlighting the critical tungsten supply chain issues in North America. CEO Roy Bonnell discussed how the company is addressing the significant supply gap in Western tungsten production, with China currently controlling 85% of global supply.
Key highlights include the dramatic increase in tungsten prices from $300 to $485 per metric ton over two years, and Allied's strategic focus on developing tungsten production in Portugal. The company is actively building relationships with U.S. military connections while working to establish itself as a reliable Western tungsten supplier outside of China's dominance.
Allied Critical Metals (OTCQB:ACMIF) è stato protagonista della serie di interviste "Inside the Boardroom" di CEO.CA, dove sono emerse le criticità della filiera del tungsteno in Nord America. Il CEO Roy Bonnell ha spiegato come la società intenda colmare il rilevante divario di offerta nel tungsteno occidentale, mentre la Cina detiene oggi l'85% della produzione mondiale.
Tra i punti salienti, l'impennata del prezzo del tungsteno da $300 a $485 per tonnellata in due anni, e l'obiettivo strategico di Allied di sviluppare la produzione di tungsteno in Portogallo. L'azienda sta inoltre consolidando rapporti con contatti militari statunitensi per affermarsi come fornitore affidabile di tungsteno occidentale, al di fuori della dipendenza dalla Cina.
Allied Critical Metals (OTCQB:ACMIF) fue protagonista de la serie de entrevistas "Inside the Boardroom" de CEO.CA, donde se puso de manifiesto la problemática de la cadena de suministro de tungsteno en Norteamérica. El CEO Roy Bonnell explicó cómo la compañía está abordando la importante brecha de suministro en la producción occidental de tungsteno, mientras que China controla actualmente el 85% de la oferta mundial.
Entre los puntos destacados figura el fuerte aumento del precio del tungsteno de $300 a $485 por tonelada métrica en dos años, y el enfoque estratégico de Allied en desarrollar producción de tungsteno en Portugal. La empresa también está estrechando lazos con contactos militares de EE. UU. para establecerse como un proveedor occidental fiable, fuera del dominio chino.
Allied Critical Metals (OTCQB:ACMIF)는 CEO.CA의 'Inside the Boardroom' 인터뷰 시리즈에 소개되어 북미의 텅스텐 공급망 문제를 조명했습니다. CEO 로이 보넬은 현재 중국이 전세계 공급의 85%를 장악한 상황에서 회사가 어떻게 서구권 텅스텐 생산의 공급 격차를 해소하려 하는지 설명했습니다.
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Allied Critical Metals (OTCQB:ACMIF) a été présenté dans la série d'entretiens « Inside the Boardroom » de CEO.CA, mettant en lumière les problèmes critiques de la chaîne d'approvisionnement en tungstène en Amérique du Nord. Le PDG Roy Bonnell a expliqué comment la société entend combler le fossé d'approvisionnement dans la production occidentale de tungstène, la Chine contrôlant actuellement 85 % de l'offre mondiale.
Parmi les points marquants figurent la forte hausse du prix du tungstène, passant de 300 $ à 485 $ la tonne métrique en deux ans, et l'orientation stratégique d'Allied vers le développement de la production de tungstène au Portugal. L'entreprise noue également des relations avec des contacts militaires américains afin de s'imposer comme un fournisseur occidental fiable, hors de la domination chinoise.
Allied Critical Metals (OTCQB:ACMIF) war in der Interviewreihe "Inside the Boardroom" von CEO.CA zu Gast und hob die kritischen Probleme in der Wolfram-Lieferkette in Nordamerika hervor. CEO Roy Bonnell erläuterte, wie das Unternehmen die erhebliche Versorgungslücke bei westlicher Wolframproduktion angehen will, während China derzeit 85 % der weltweiten Versorgung kontrolliert.
Zu den wichtigsten Punkten zählt der dramatische Anstieg des Wolframpreises von
- Tungsten prices have increased significantly by 62% over two years to $485 per metric ton
- Strategic positioning in Portugal to become a Western tungsten producer
- Development of U.S. military connections enhances market opportunities
- Currently no domestic tungsten production in North America despite highest consumption
- China's 85% control of global tungsten supply and export restrictions pose supply chain risks
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We caught up with Roy Bonnell, CEO of Allied Critical Metals Inc. (CSE: ACM) (OTCQB: ACMIF) (FSE: 0VJ0) to discuss a critical supply chain vulnerability most investors don't know about.
North America consumes the most tungsten globally but produces zero domestically. Meanwhile, China controls
Allied's response? Build top U.S. military connections while fast-tracking production in Portugal. Bonnell explains how they're positioning to become a reliable Western tungsten producer outside China just as supply chain resilience becomes a national security priority.
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