Borralha Tungsten Project

idD Portugal Defence
idD Portugal Defence recognized the Borralha Project as a “strategic initiative of national importance,” after highlighting its role in rebuilding Portugal’s tungsten industry and Europe’s defence resilience.
Borralha
Mining Rights Concession License; advanced stage brownfield project with updated mineral resource estimate (MRE) effective November 19, 2025(1), including:
- Measured and Indicated Resource (M+I): 13.0 Mt at 0.21% WO₃; and
- Inferred Resource: 7.7 Mt at 0.18% WO₃
Historic production from 1904-1985 of wolframite concentrate at an avg. grade of 66%
Allied Critical Metals Projects
Allied Critical Metals is advancing Borralha through a systematic, district-scale development strategy.
Vila-Verde Tungsten-Tin Project
Vila Verde
The Vila Verde Project is advancing rapidly towards the execution of its Experimental Mining License with the Portuguese Government (DGEG), having secured positive endorsements from the local municipalities, underscoring strong regional support for the project.
Mineral license being converted from exploration license to an experimental mining.
- This allows for up to 150k tpa of mineralized material until the full-scale mining license is granted following completion of the feasibility study.
- Quarry permitting will allow for 150k tpa initially with potential to expand up to 300k tpa.
HISTORICAL DRILLING
- 17 diamond drilled holes for 2,103 metres at the Vila Verde project area
- Revealed a 2.1km x 1km tungsten-tin mineralized system at Cumieira zone and a 1km x 500 metres tungsten-tin mineralized system at Porqueira
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
- Leverage prior pre-existing quarry operation to fastrack permitting process
- Tailings and alluvial material will supply plant with estimated grade for plant design parameters for average feedstock of 0.21% WO₃
- Construction and operations estimated to begin in 2026
- Plant design production capacity of 150,000 tonnes per year, would result in 250 tonnes of WO₃ per year under present design parameters. May subsequently increase capacity to 300,000 tpa
- Process: Crushing and grinding, then fed into a gravimetric and magnetic concentration system
- Total estimated CAPEX of Pilot Plant is estimated at $7.9M (+$2.9M for later expansion) intended to be funded through non-dilutionary sources
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.



