Heard $tungf might partner / buy one of Viking mines ($VKA.AX) tungsten assets.
No chance at Linka, the rest look promising as well with 0.6-1.0 historical WO3 grade.
Some were past producing others close to past producing mines.
Collected info and let AI make a table.
Pretty much Win/Win scenario for both. Both already have good relations since tungf investment last year.
Tungf gets another high grade mine, increasing company potential over long term.
$VKA.AX needs capital, would get some needed money to advance flagship Linka
$TUNGF
On 1D almost oversold, last time it was close to oversold (November) it almost 3x the following 3 months
The last time it actually was oversold (June), the following 2 months it also 3x
Fundamentally, major catalysts around the corner, resource update &PEA next months
Other than that, for resource update he now mentioned June / July so will perhaps take a month longer than previously expected, could be a good sign tho as it could indicate more resource than expected
TSX was said to happen „soon“
I like them! I see lot of upside left!
331K MTU/yr, even at $1500/mtu with 78% payability, they make $388m which is ~ half of current MC.
Without including the 462 tonnes of tin.
One of the largest resources in the world
AISC pretty low too so once in prod. a pretty safe play
Full commercial production is planned for Q1 2027 which means they should still profit of higher tungsten prices so the potential cash flow will be even greater.
Bull case
$3000 / mtu
Revenue : 774.5M without tin, for a full year in commercial production
Which is insane.
Someone brought to my attention that $TUNGF increased the amount of tailings in their updated investor presentation.
from 220.000 to 302.098
= more money
$TUNG
Tungsten demand is exploding, CICC forecasts 20K MTU deficit by 2028.
85% of production happens in China while they’re also importing more than ever and keeping their tungsten in the country.
The US? 0 domestic producers.
But some companies are trying to change that 🧵
Who knows where tungsten prices could be at in 2029/2030?
That’s why I, for now, stick to those that could be in production in late 2026/2027 as it’s likelier they profit of elevated prices.
What I like about these potential domestic tungsten producers is that I’m sure they would get a nice premium valuation. Especially the first few.
Also the US is working with EU on price floors which would de-risk producers.
If I made any mistake, let me know!