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Rwanda, old mine waste and the phone call China stopped answering
As global supply chains adapt to shifting trade dynamics and Chinese export limits on tungsten intermediates, securing reliable access to critical minerals has become urgent for Western markets.
Government money, export bans, and a new firewall from China
Governments are moving quickly on tungsten - from new mine investment to tighter import and export restrictions. In this edition of Hard Work, Lewis Black looks at what these shifts could mean for global supply, why the market is tightening, and why Almonty ...
Why America just banned tungsten exports
In the latest edition of Hard Work, Almonty Industries CEO Lewis Black examines the widening divide between Chinese and Western tungsten markets, new US restrictions on tungsten scrap exports, and why constrained supply continues to support historically strong pricing.
The AI boom’s tungsten problem
In this edition of Hard Work, Almonty CEO Lewis Black looks at a tungsten market where supply constraints are becoming impossible to ignore - from strategic stockpiles and semiconductor shortages to the growing gap between proposed projects and actual production. ...
Closing the tungsten loophole
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Hard Work
Welcome to Hard Work, a regular newsletter from Almonty Industries. A candid view of what’s happening in tungsten and the wider strategic metals market, written by the President & CEO Lewis Black.
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Tungsten
Tungsten (W), Group 6, Atomic Number 74, d-block, Mass 183.84. Properties, facts, uses, supply and demand, forecast and APT prices.