Lyndsay Malchuk, Apaton

Watch Lyndsay Malchuk on Market Frontlines for an exclusive, no-nonsense interview with Lewis Black, CEO of Almonty Industries. Discover how Almonty is challenging China’s dominance in the tungsten market by acquiring strategic US assets and preparing to launch one of the world’s highest-grade mines.

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We dive deep into the risks, opportunities, and strategies behind their Montana move, upcoming production at Sangdong, expansion plans in Portugal, and how Almonty is positioned to withstand global supply shocks. If you’re interested in critical minerals, mining innovation, or investing in the future of defense and tech, this fearless conversation is a must-watch.

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