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Almonty Industries Produces First Tungsten Concentrate
Almonty Industries issued a letter to shareholders from Lewis Black, Chairman and CEO, which read, in part, "When I last wrote to you, I described our Sangdong Tungsten Mine as the foundation of our strategy to build a secure, Western-aligned tungsten supply for the United States and its allies. As announced last week, we have now produced the first bags of tungsten concentrate at Sangdong, ready for export. This is a defining moment for Almonty and for Western supply chains: tungsten mined and processed in an allied nation is now a reality. The timing is fitting. Last week, South Korea celebrated Chuseok, its traditional harvest festival, and our team and partners in South Korea are celebrating Sangdong's first harvest alongside it. With Phase 1 producing and Phase II now underway, Almonty is sailing at full wind and is firmly on the path to becoming one of the largest non-Chinese tungsten producers in the world. Despite the numerous headwinds we have faced along the way, right up until recently, we have kept our focus and kept our promises. Again, we have shown the market that our actions speak louder than our words, and we are now harvesting the fruits of years of hard work. We have strengthened our operational foundation, expanded our global footprint, built a strong management team and raised our profile in the capital markets and, during 2026, that groundwork has turned into tungsten production...There will always be voices that doubt, and there will always be reports that predict the worst. Our answer to them has never been words. It has been tonnes of ore through the mill, bags of concentrate leaving the site, industry-high margins and agreements signed with governments and industry leaders. In my view, tungsten has never mattered more than it does today. It is in almost everything that powers modern life, from the phone in your pocket to the car you drive, the aircraft overhead and the equipment that defends our country and its allies. In most of those applications there is simply no substitute. Demand does not disappear because someone writes that it will. The world needs tungsten, and it needs it from reliable sources it can trust. Demand destruction occurs due to lack of availability, not price. After more than a decade of hard work, I am proud to see Almonty growing, against every headwind, into a company that the industrial base always knew we were. On behalf of the entire team at Almonty, I would like to thank my fellow shareholders for their continued support and confidence."
Almonty Shares Rise 11% to $13.76
Almonty is up 11.0%, or $1.36 to $13.76.
Almonty Industries Signs Long-Term Tungsten Supply Agreement with Sandvik
Almonty Industries announced that it has entered into a long-term tungsten concentrate supply agreement with Wolfram Bergbau und Hutten, a subsidiary of the Sandvik Group, covering retreatment of the Company's existing tailings stockpile at the Los Santos Mine in western Spain. The agreement is intended to create an expedited tungsten supply solution with the ability to deliver concentrate in less time than the development of a traditional mine. The agreement, which includes a conditional pay to play upfront $3M one-time payment for the offtake rights, is structured on a take-or-pay basis and is entered into in anticipation of the re-commencement of production at the Los Santos Mine, an open-pit scheelite skarn operation located approximately 50 kilometres south of Salamanca that has been in planned care and maintenance since February 2020.
Almonty Enters Agreement with Rwandan Government
Almonty Industries announced that it has entered into a binding agreement with the Government of Rwanda, the GOR, under which the GOR will receive a 25% interest in Almonty Rwanda Pty in exchange for the contribution of the Shyorongi tungsten exploration concession and a mineral processing license, with Almonty holding the remaining 75%.
Wall Street Slightly Lower as Retail Earnings Awaited
Wall Street traded slightly lower Monday as investors awaited a heavy retail earnings slate, including Home Depot, Target, and Walmart, while geopolitical tensions and shifting Fed expectations also weighed on sentiment. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped about 0.3%, while the S&P 500 slipped 0.1%, and the Nasdaq Composite was slightly higher.Most economists expect the Fed to hold rates at 3.5%–3.75% through year-end, as weaker July employment, softer inflation and declining retail sales have reduced expectations for a September hike, though elevated inflation keeps a hike later in the year possible. The dollar fell to a 10-week low, reflecting doubts over whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this year.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Equinoragreed toin the Lackawanna Energy Center for $940MNvidiawillin SB Energy for its Ohio data center leased to OpenAIOmniAbentered a globalwith Eli Lilly and Companythat Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the White House does not want Appleto buy memory chips from ChinaArrow Electronicsexpanded its IBMdistribution coverage to2. WALL STREET CALLS:DeutscheSentinelOneto Hold following the stock's 90% rally from April lowsJefferiesof Honeywellwith a Hold ratingWorkdayto Hold at BTIG, with the firm noting shares are "priced for a buyout"CAEto Outperform at RBC CapitalPennyMac Mortgageto Buy at Deutsche, with the firm calling the recent selloff "overdone"3. AROUND THE WEB:Alibabais set to sell its entire stake in Lingxi Games to Trustar Capital for more than $2B, advancing its strategy of divesting non-core assets to focus capital and management attention on AI and cloud computing, Reuters reportsTo overhaul its Whopper, Burger Kingchanged up some of the ingredients and also hired U.S. Head Chef Amy Alarcon, the corporate chef who previously helped revamp Popeyes, WSJ saysAmazonis buying huge quantities of rare books, scanning them for AI, and destroying them, 404 Media reportsMastercardcard payments were temporarily declined on Saturday afternoon for Australian customers due to a global issue that has been resolved, Bloomberg saysNexGen Energyis sharing information and talking regularly with BHP Groupabout its Rook I mining project in Saskatchewan, CEO Leigh Curyer told Reuters4. MOVERS:Almontygains after announcing aof up to $300MH Worldincreases afterEnovixfalls after announcing theRaj TalluriEyePointlower after announcing its Duravyu Phase 3 studyGeminideclines after Goldman Sachs, Needham, Mizuho, Rosenblatt, and Cantor Fitzgeraldfollowing Q2 results5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Bally's, with CEO commenting, "We delivered solid second quarter results across the enterprise"InspireMDwith EPS and revenue missing consensusPioneer Powerwith EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearCEL-SCIwith CEO Geert Kersten commenting, "This was a quarter of important progress across our clinical, regulatory and commercialization programs as we move Multikine closer to patients"DataMEDS AI, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearINDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 0.3%, or 184.62, to 53,547.79, the Nasdaq was up 0.2%, or 43.74, to 26,772.10, and the S&P 500 was down 0.1%, or 8.53, to 7,777.23.
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