EQR IntrerviewFrom two months ago.
They have Mt Carbine and aquired Wolfram Camp, which was dumped by Almonty, it is like a pimple in comparison to the whole Almonty portfolio of mines.
If Saloro in Spain was worth it for Almonty, then it would have been aquired.
"MacNeill speaks about funding for the the acquisition, which the company recently stated would create the largest tungsten concentrate producer in the western world and provide a platform for capitalising on horizontal growth opportunities identified. It also creates critical mass - and therefore optionality - to enable consideration of a downstream component adding significant further value to the business. The acquisition comes at a time when tungsten is ranked by the British Geological Surveys, various US Departments, the European Commission, Japan, South Korea and Australia as a 'critical mineral’."
What a load of dog s**t.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OtafC2plPM
Neill speaks about funding for the the acquisition, which the company recently stated wouldthe largest tungsten concentrate producer in the western world and provide a platform for capitalising on horizontal growth opportunities identified. It also creates critical mass - and therefore optionality - to enable consideration of a downstream component adding significant further value to the business. The acquisition comes at a time when tungsten is ranked by the British Geological Surveys, various US Departments, the European Commission, Japan, South Korea and Australia as a 'critical mineral’.
MacNeill speaks about funding for the the acquisition, which the company recently stated would create the largest tungsten concentrate producer in the western world and provide a platform for capitalising on horizontal growth opportunities identified. It also creates critical mass - and therefore optionalty - to enable consideration of a doream component adding significant further value to the business. The acquisition comes at a time when tungsten is ranked by the British Geological Surveys, various UDepartments, the European Commission, Japan, South Korea and Australia as a 'c