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  1. Almonty Industries is managing operations at the Los Santos mine and is involved in the Gentung project, which also includes the Sangdong tungsten mine.

Global Tungsten & Powders, Almonty Industries, and Plansee Group signed an amendment to a long-term offtake agreement for tungsten concentrate from Sangdong Mine.

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Global Tungsten & Powders, Almonty Industries, and Plansee Group signed an amendment to a long-term offtake agreement for tungsten concentrate from Sangdong Mine.

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  1. Almonty operates Sangdong mine in Gangwon Province and amended its offtake agreement with Global Tungsten & Powders.1 source
  2. Companies are ramping up production in South Korea to secure strategic tungsten supply outside of China.1 source
  3. The companies expanded their existing off-take agreement for tungsten concentrate.1 source
  4. Almonty Industries signed a long-term offtake agreement amendment while producing tungsten concentrate from Sangdong Mine.1 source

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Almonty Industries is managing operations at the Los Santos mine and is involved in the Gentung project, which also includes the Sangdong tungsten mine. All 1 developments

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