Refurbishment of tungsten mill to fast-track restart
Filed with ASX · · 4 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
American Tungsten & Antimony Ltd has announced the commencement of refurbishment works at its Dutch Mountain tungsten processing facility in Utah to expedite its restart. The refurbishment is estimated to cost a significant amount and aims to bring the facility online to meet domestic demand for critical minerals. Jack Webby has been appointed as the Project Manager to oversee the construction activities at the site. The project includes utilizing feedstock from the historical Fraction Lode mine for tungsten processing once operational.
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Earlier from American Tungsten & Antimony
- Response to ASX Visual Estimate Query Letter
- AT4 Submits Drilling Permit for Historic Fraction Lode as Dutch Mountain Tungsten Hub Strategy Advances
- AT4 Advances U.S. Tungsten Hub-and-Spoke Strategy
- American Tungsten & Antimony Reports High-Grade Antimony Discovery in Utah, Highlighting Potential for Major U.S. Critical Minerals Deposit
- Maiden drilling delivers high-grade Antimony discovery
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