Allied Critical Metals Underscores Capital-Efficient, High-Return Borralha Tungsten Project

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

Allied Critical Metals released additional economic and technical details for its Borralha Tungsten Project in Portugal, confirming a capital-efficient underground mine plan with unchanged core PEA economics. The project features an after-tax NPV of $473.4 million, a 48.8% IRR at US$1,000 per mtu of WO3, and a compact infrastructure design using hydroelectric power, water recycling, road access, and paste backfill to support operations while limiting environmental impact.

The new disclosure emphasizes a rapid payback of roughly 2.2 years from commercial production start, supported by initial capital costs of about $124.2 million and strong projected annual cash generation. With average annual revenue, EBITDA and free cash flow all at substantial levels over the initial 11-year mine plan, plus significant upside at higher tungsten prices and an ongoing 20,000-metre drilling program aimed at expanding resources and extending mine life, the project strengthens Allied’s leverage to tungsten markets and potential long-term value for investors.

More about DeepRock Minerals

Allied Critical Metals Inc. is a Canadian mining company focused on developing critical mineral assets, notably its 100%-owned Borralha Tungsten Project in northern Portugal. The project targets underground tungsten production within the European Union, positioning the company to benefit from demand for secure, regionally sourced strategic metals.

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