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Tungsten Americas Expands Operations with Acquisition in Argentina

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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Tungsten Americas announced the completion of an acquisition that grants it ownership of interests in the Fischer Tungsten District in Córdoba Province, Argentina. This district includes seven principal historic tungsten mines, such as the Fischer Mine, and covers approximately 5,450 hectares. The company now operates in two distinct locations: the newly acquired district in Córdoba Province and the Minerva Tungsten Property in Nevada.

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Why it matters

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The acquisition establishes the Fischer Tungsten District as the company's flagship exploration asset. Tungsten Americas intends to focus its near-term exploration activities on this Argentinian property. The company is exploring the potential of this domestically mined U.S. tungsten operation.

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Who's involved

  • ArgentinaCountry where the newly acquired tungsten asset is located
  • Córdoba ProvinceProvince in Argentina containing the flagship tungsten exploration asset
  • NevadaState in the United States where the company operates a separate tungsten property

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  • ArgentinaSpeculative

    Major foreign investment in the tungsten sector could boost national resource valuation.

  • The acquisition of a major tungsten asset might increase provincial resource value and investment.

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