ALMONTY INDUSTRIES INC.
Commented by Nico Popp on October 24th, 2025 | 07:30 CEST
Small investment, huge profit? When financing truly pays off: Almonty, T-Mobile US, Netflix
Capital is a means of production, as Karl Marx already knew. So when companies secure new financing options, they do so to create additional value. Almonty, a leading Western tungsten producer, recently filed an application for a Preliminary Base Shelf Prospectus. This is a strategic financing instrument that allows companies to remain flexible – depending on market conditions and needs, they can access a range of predefined financing options and implement them quickly. Almonty cites the development of its massive Sangdong mine as a potential reason, but long-term observers of the Company see additional opportunities. We analyze Almonty's latest company announcement and show how T-Mobile US and Netflix have previously used smart financing strategies to lay the foundation for long-term growth.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on October 23rd, 2025 | 07:15 CEST
Defense and metals in correction! Enter now with a 100% chance at Almonty, thyssenkrupp, TKMS, Hensoldt, and Mutares
That happened fast. After a temporary surge in defense and metal stocks, investors are taking profits. This is understandable, as some stocks, such as Almonty Industries, had risen by over 1,000% in just 10 months. Now it is time to let the market settle and, with renewed confidence, return to the most sought-after sectors of 2025. Of course, it is recommended to diversify across many regions and sectors, such as AI, high-tech, or precious metals, to keep portfolio volatility low. Here are a few examples that have gained relevance in recent days.
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Commented by Carsten Mainitz on October 22nd, 2025 | 07:25 CEST
The stock market success stories Almonty Industries, TKMS, and Steyr Motors are opening a new chapter - and it is still not too late to get in!
The trade conflict between the US and China is intensifying and reaching a new strategic dimension. Beijing is deliberately restricting exports of critical raw materials and rare earths that are indispensable for high-tech industries, defense, and the energy transition. Western industries are coming under pressure, security of supply is faltering, and prices are rising. Meanwhile, the beneficiaries of this situation, such as producers of critical raw materials, are experiencing a boom. What happens next, and what does the stock market newcomer TKMS have to do with it?
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on October 21st, 2025 | 07:30 CEST
Raw materials alert for defense and technology! Almonty, MP Materials, and Rheinmetall!
Europe faces a growing raw materials challenge. Whether it is rare earths, tungsten, or other critical metals, these resources are essential not only for defense, but for countless industries, including AI. The FAZ recently spoke to Almonty CEO Lewis Black about this, dedicating almost an entire page to the issue. Conclusion: Europe must act. The US has long since taken decisive action, securing access for its industry by investing in raw materials companies such as MP Materials and Lithium Americas. Europe's hesitation could pose a risk for Rheinmetall, even if investors are currently overlooking it - especially as the Company is also expanding in the US. Hopefully, Defense Minister Pistorius will have this issue on his radar during his visit to Canada.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on October 20th, 2025 | 07:10 CEST
MP Materials, Globex Mining, Almonty Industries – Entry opportunity after the "ceasefire"
Following the parabolic rise in critical raw material stocks in recent weeks, sharp corrections set in at the end of last week. The trigger was that US Treasury Secretary Bessent proposed a trade "ceasefire" with the world's second-largest economy, China. However, producers of rare earths and tungsten will likely continue to experience long-term gains due to persistent scarcity. As a result, the recent consolidation offers attractive entry opportunities, particularly among Western suppliers.
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Commented by Armin Schulz on October 17th, 2025 | 07:05 CEST
Three stocks, one trend: Jump on the momentum bandwagon with Almonty Industries, AMD, and ASML
The stock market often rewards those who recognize a trend before it becomes mainstream. This is not about short-term speculation, but about identifying companies with strong fundamental tailwinds that can drive prices higher over the long term. This momentum is fueled by structural factors: global technology shifts, geopolitical realignments, and the reorganization of critical supply chains. There is a reason why the saying goes: Go with the flow! Almonty Industries, AMD, and ASML each embody these powerful forces and currently have strong momentum on their side. Let's take a closer look.
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Commented by Nico Popp on October 16th, 2025 | 07:10 CEST
Tungsten – Where the critical element is irreplaceable: Almonty, LAM Research, Rheinmetall
In recent days, the share price of tungsten producer Almonty Industries has known only one direction: upward. But why is there suddenly such hype surrounding a raw material that, only a few years ago, was known only to experts? The answer is clear: for decades, China lulled Western buyers into a false sense of security and drove foreign mine operators into bankruptcy through dumping prices. Today, Almonty remains the only major tungsten producer in the West, while numerous industries urgently depend on this critical element. We take a closer look at the demand structure of this unique high-tech and defense metal.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on October 15th, 2025 | 07:05 CEST
Supply chains on the NASDAQ! Critical metals sold out? What is next for Almonty - Caution advised with Rheinmetall, Deutz, and RENK
Snip-Snap! In and out of the markets! At the moment, all stock market wisdom applies, because there is nothing more unpredictable for investors than the current US president. And who would have thought that the critical metal supply chains would suddenly become a major driving force behind the NASDAQ rally? Just as Xi Jinping threw rare metals into the ring as a bargaining chip, Donald Trump blew a fuse. Punitive tariffs of up to 100% were suddenly on the table, and the markets went into a tailspin. Yet just one trading day later, everything is put into perspective, and the markets have to find their new valuation point – no easy task. Yesterday, nervousness returned, as reflected in a sharp rise in the volatility index. What should investors be keeping a close eye on now?
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Commented by Carsten Mainitz on October 14th, 2025 | 07:15 CEST
Momentum plays with a new wave: Almonty Industries and Rheinmetall – what is Gerresheimer doing?
The trade dispute between the US and China appears to be entering the next round. Late last week, US President Trump announced his intention to impose additional punitive tariffs of 100% on Chinese goods. The measures are expected to take effect by November at the latest. This follows China's decision to tighten export controls on certain technologies and raw materials. China holds many critical raw materials and is gradually restricting their export. While consumers face major challenges in view of the shortage of demand and rising prices, producers of these raw materials are among the stock market favorites.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on October 13th, 2025 | 07:05 CEST
Winners in the tariff war: Almonty Industries, MP Materials, Bayer
Stock market turmoil on Friday: Donald Trump once again threatens to wield the tariff club. This came in response to China's announcement to tighten export controls on rare earths. Yet, there are also winners in the raw materials battle between the two superpowers. In recent months, the US government has invested in companies such as MP Materials, focusing so far on rare earths and lithium. Will tungsten be next? This critical metal has not been mined in the US for a long time, and Almonty would be the logical partner to change that. Notably, while US stocks lost ground, in some cases heavily, on Friday, Almonty shares recovered significantly from their intraday lows.
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