South Korean mine to supply critical mineral to U.S.

Nestled in the mountains of South Korea, the Sangdong mine holds vast tungsten deposits crucial for defense purposes, prompting Almonty Industries to reopen it after 30 years. With China dominating critical mineral industries, the U.S. seeks alternative supplies for national security. The mine is set to produce 1.2 million tons of tungsten ore annually, ensuring a stable U.S. supply for years to come.

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