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.


