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Almonty Industries Inc. produces tungsten concentrate and reports developments tied to its mineral assets, capital structure and public-company governance. Company announcements commonly address the Sangdong Tungsten Mine in South Korea, NI 43-101 technical reports, mineral resource and reserve disclosure, and updates related to mine development.
Almonty news also covers shareholder meetings, proxy materials, option and warrant amendments, share-consolidation actions, exchange and index status, and disclosure-related legal proceedings involving statements about the company and its mineral properties. These updates connect the company’s tungsten operations with recurring governance, capital-structure and listing matters across its public securities.
Almonty Industries has successfully completed a non-brokered private placement, raising US$1,201,000 (CDN$1,537,688) by issuing 2,050,251 shares at CDN$0.75 each, a 17% premium over the current market price. The funds will support legal and closing costs for a US$75.1 million loan from KfW-IPEX Bank. Key shareholders, including CEO Lewis Black and Deutsche Rohstoff AG, participated in this funding round, indicating strong confidence in the company's growth trajectory, particularly in the strategic commodity sector.
Almonty Industries has provided an end-of-year update detailing progress on several mining projects. The Monty B portal for the Sangdong project has expanded to 131.1m and phase 2 mine development is set to begin. With tungsten prices expected to rise, the company plans to reactivate the Los Santos tailings processing. Production rates at the Panasqueira mine are stable. However, the Valtreixal project faces a 3-month delay due to COVID-19. Almonty's financing from KFW allows the company to resume growth strategies, with a focus on increasing its tungsten and molybdenum footprint.