Allied Critical Metals Sharpens Economics and Upside Case for Borralha Tungsten Project

DeepRock Minerals ( (TSE:ACM) ) has shared an update.

Allied Critical Metals has released additional economic and technical detail from the preliminary economic assessment of its Borralha tungsten project, confirming an after-tax NPV of $473.4 million, an IRR of 48.8% at $1,000 per mtu WO3, and a 2.2-year payback from the start of production. The company emphasizes low initial capital costs of about $125 million, strong projected annual cash flow, and an integrated infrastructure plan including hydroelectric power, water recycling, road access, and paste backfill to support efficient, lower-footprint underground operations.

The updated disclosure, which also corrects prior rounding and notation issues, underlines that core project economics remain intact while highlighting substantial upside leverage to higher tungsten prices, with IRR potentially rising above 78% at more bullish price assumptions. A fully funded 20,000-metre drilling program is underway to expand resources, convert confidence levels, and potentially extend mine life beyond the initial 11-year plan, reinforcing Borralha’s role as a significant EU tungsten development with meaningful implications for investors seeking exposure to critical metals.

More about DeepRock Minerals

Allied Critical Metals Inc. is a Vancouver-based mining company focused on developing its 100%-owned Borralha tungsten project in northern Portugal. The project is positioned as a capital-efficient underground tungsten operation within the European Union, targeting exposure to tungsten pricing through long-life production and leveraging existing and planned local infrastructure.

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