Aktuelles zu Almonty Industries WKN: A414Q8 ISIN: CA0203987072 Forum: Aktien User: Moly

Tungsten Prices Surge Continues - April 28, 2025 Published on Monday, 28 April 2025 14:29 Analysis of Latest Tungsten Market from Chinatungsten Online On Monday, tungsten prices continued their upward trend. The raw material side maintained a strong bullish sentiment, with downstream tungsten product prices passively following the rise, though overall demand feedback remained weak. The tungsten market showed a mix of optimism and caution, with a slow pace of transactions. Coupled with the complexity of the macroeconomic environment, participants largely adopted a cautious stance. The price of 65% black tungsten concentrate surpassed RMB 150,000/ton. Supply was constrained due to reduced output, tightened mining quotas, and stricter environmental regulations, leading to tight market resources and widespread reluctance to sell among holders. On the demand side, high-price apprehension limited procurement enthusiasm, with transactions mainly driven by essential restocking. High-priced resources saw weak turnover, resulting in a "price without market" situation. Ammonium paratungstate (APT) prices broke through the RMB 220,000/ton mark due to cost factors. However, weak demand constrained the market, with smelting companies reporting pressure from inverted margins. Overall market trading enthusiasm was low, with few spot orders. Tungsten powder was priced at RMB 328/kg, and tungsten carbide powder at RMB 323/kg. Raw material costs and high-end demand provided price support, but trade frictions and weak traditional demand led to a stalemate in market trading. Both supply and demand sides remained in a tug-of-war. The price of 70% ferrotungsten stabilized around RMB 223,000/ton. Limited supply resources and a cautious demand atmosphere prevailed, with recent cost support keeping the market relatively firm, though actual trading was driven by essential needs. Waste tungsten prices remained stable. Due to supply-demand dynamics and external uncertainties, a risk-averse sentiment emerged in the market. Traders maintained a follow-the-market strategy with cautious trading sentiment, and the focus of recent transactions remained relatively steady. Prices of Tungsten Products on April 28, 2025 Von Whois über CEO.CA

Das sieht aber schon länger so aus - daher hat es mich gewundert. https://web.archive.org/web/20250117060029/https://almonty.com/tungsten-history/ Hier der Stand vom 17.01

Welches Volumen?

Das Volumen ist aber nach wie vor zu gering….

Sie zieht etwas an.

Christian0815 hat’s bereits beantwortet. Ansonsten ist vieles überarbeitet….nichts Neues, dennoch schöner. Finde ich 🤠

Dann runterscrollen..da stehen die Preise

https://almonty.com/tungsten-history/

Wo denn??

news.financial has once again highlighted Almonty Industries Inc as a strategic tungsten leader in secure regions in a recent article published earlier this week. With tungsten producing mines in Portugal & Spain and the massive #SangdongMine in South Korea nearing production, Almonty is on track to supply ~30% of global #tungsten outside China & Russia. 🤝 Further to this, strong partnerships with Plansee Group, Global Tungsten & Powders, and SeAH M&S for molybdenum underscore its pivotal role. Read the full feature below: https://bit.ly/44LbShk Von Almonty über Linked in

Laut almonty Seite steigt der Wolfram Preis immer weiter. Schön zu sehen

Schaut mal auf die Almonty Seite. Reichlich überarbeitest Material und der Wolframpreis wird aktuell mit 385 angegeben

Die NASDAQ News sind interessant 💪

One person fell and died at the site of the new Tengsten mining construction in Yeongwol-gun. https://www.eroun.net/news/articleView.html?idxno=55871 Tödlicher Arbeitsunfall auf der Baustelle von Sangdong Möge er in frieden Ruhen.

Von 5ilverlining808 auf Stockhouse Thanks Rudi, first, I did not know GTP has the Worlds largest smelter outside of China (the Moly offtaker SeMH has the second largest smelter) so I would hazard a guess that GTP wants more Tungsten outside of China, the reasoning for me is that (in general) smelters need to operate 24/7. If a smelter is shut down due to lack of product input, breakdowns or regular maintenance this puts enormouse stresses on the smelters crucible (a soup bowl for molten metals) so high temp to room temp can damage or crack the bowl which is not a good thing, so continual steady smelting is a priority for a healthy smelter. I hope this helps answer some of your questions and please keep up the searching.

https://x.com/minerdeck/status/1916467079760289795?s=46&t=CND_DF6ErYtM-d_GnIoKqA Wolfram mal ganz oben