Almonty Industries, Inc. engages in the mining, processing, and shipment of tungsten concentrates. Its projects include Almonty Korea Tungsten, Panasquiera mine, Gentung, Almonty Korea Moly, Los Santos mine, and Valtreixal. The company was founded on September 28, 2009 and is headquartered in Dillon, MT.
Recent News & Events
Near-term catalysts are dominated by the November 17 Q3 earnings report and the Sangdong ramp-up/filter press bottleneck, with analyst support and tungsten price strength providing a positive offset to operational execution risk.
NEUTRALNov 17, 2026
Earnings Report
Q3 Results Due November 17; Sangdong Ramp in Focus
Almonty reports quarterly results on November 17 with consensus at ~$49.8M revenue and $0.07 EPS. Investors are expected to focus less on headline numbers and more on management commentary regarding reliable Sangdong production and ramp-up pace, making the print a binary near-term catalyst.
The Sangdong filter press is running at 40 tonnes per hour versus a planned 80, with a replacement press being installed; a round-the-clock run on November 1 halted after ten hours due to equipment failure before restarting. Resolution of this bottleneck is a key checkpoint for delivery against the GTP offtake and could swing sentiment around the earnings report.
DA Davidson maintained a Buy rating and $33 price target after meeting executives, adjusting 2026/2027 estimates for timing shifts and now expecting Sangdong to contribute revenue and EBITDA in Q4 2026. The reiterated target, well above the ~$11.24 trading level, provides a supportive analyst backdrop into earnings.
Sangdong Clears Final Regulatory Hurdle for Commercial Ops
Almonty cleared the final regulatory hurdle for commercial operations at its Sangdong processing plant, enabling tungsten concentrate sales under the 21-year GTP offtake covering over 90% of Phase I output, arriving amid historically high tungsten prices. The certification underpins the revenue ramp narrative heading into results.
First Commercial Tungsten Shipment Leaves Sangdong
The initial commercial shipment of tungsten departed Sangdong on October 24, the first in over thirty years, with the grinding circuit at full throughput and recoveries in line with expectations. Confirmation of sustained shipments supports the thesis that the mine can supply contracted volumes, a key driver for post-earnings sentiment.
Rwanda Supply Program Begins Shipping Over 100t/Month
Three weeks after signing its Rwanda deal, Almonty is collecting material and expects to ship more than 100 tonnes per month from next month, positioning it as the country's largest tungsten exporter. The short-cycle supply adds incremental volume not yet in DA Davidson's model, a potential positive surprise element.
Almonty hosted its 2026 Investor Day on October 19, bringing its full operating team together to present a tungsten market overview and mine-by-mine operational updates as Sangdong became commercially operational and Phase II moved forward. The event provided updated guidance that continues to inform near-term expectations.