About Allied Critical Metals
Positioned for a Global Supply Shift
As governments move to reduce dependence on foreign critical mineral supply, demand for secure sources of tungsten continues to accelerate. Allied’s Borralha and Vila Verde projects are strategically positioned to help strengthen Western supply chains supporting defense, aerospace, AI, semiconductors, advanced manufacturing, and next-generation energy.
Near-Term Production. Long-Term Growth
The Company’s advanced-stage Borralha Project is supported by a robust Preliminary Economic Assessment and ongoing resource expansion, while the fully funded Vila Verde Pilot Plant provides a pathway toward near-term tungsten production and cash flow. Together, these projects offer a balanced strategy of development, exploration, and production growth.
Creating Sustainable Long-Term Value
Allied is committed to responsible mining through environmental restoration, strong community partnerships, and governance that exceeds industry standards. Guided by an experienced management team and Board of Directors, the Company is focused on delivering long-term value for shareholders while helping secure the future of Western critical mineral supply.
Allied Critical Metals
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Allied Critical Metals Inc. is advancing its 100%-owned Borralha and Vila Verde tungsten projects in northern Portugal, with Borralha representing one of the European Union’s largest undeveloped tungsten resources and benefiting from a favourable Environmental Impact Declaration that supports advancement toward feasibility and development. Vila Verde adds further exploration upside in the same strategic jurisdiction. With tungsten designated a critical raw material by both the United States and European Union, and approximately 87% of global supply and reserves concentrated in China, Russia and North Korea, Allied is positioned to help strengthen secure Western tungsten supply chains.
