Almonty Lifts Sangdong Offtake to $490M with 21-Year Extension

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Almonty amended its Sangdong offtake agreement with GTP, extending the term to 21 years, boosting contracted volumes by 40%, and improving pricing by 6.3%. Total contract value now stands at US$490 million, adding at least US$30 million in expected annual revenue.

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• Offtake Agreement Amended

  The long-term offtake agreement with Global Tungsten & Powders has been amended, extending the term from 15 to 21 years and increasing total contracted volume by 40% to 4.41 million MTU of tungsten concentrate.

• Revenue Impact

  Thanks to improved pricing, expected annual revenue rises by at least US$30 million, bringing total contracted revenue to US$490 million over the 21-year term at current APT pricing.

• Strategic De-Risking

  Covering approximately 90% of Phase I Sangdong production, the amendment provides long-term revenue visibility as the mine ramps toward full capacity following the start of processing operations on July 1, 2026.

• Market Context

  The deal secures a U.S.-delivered supply of conflict-free tungsten at a time of historic high prices and Chinese export restrictions, reinforcing Almonty's role in Western defense and industrial supply chains.

auto_awesomeAnalysis · ALM · Energy & Transportation

By amending its cornerstone offtake agreement with Global Tungsten & Powders, Almonty has extended the term by six years to 21 years and boosted contracted volumes by 40% to 4.41 million MTU. The improved pricing adds at least US$30 million in expected annual revenue, lifting the total contract value to US$490 million at current APT prices. This locks in long-term revenue visibility for roughly 90% of Phase I Sangdong production, de-risking the ramp-up that began earlier this month. The deal strengthens Almonty's position as a critical Western supplier of conflict-free tungsten at a time of historic high prices and Chinese export restrictions.