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Tungsten Mining NL ( (AU:TGN) ) just unveiled an update.
Tungsten Mining NL has released an update centred on its Mt Mulgine Project in Western Australia, outlining results from a preliminary Scoping Study that evaluates the project’s potential technical and economic viability. The study is based entirely on Indicated Mineral Resources and uses current spot prices to illustrate potential project economics, but the company stresses that these outcomes are illustrative, preliminary and insufficient to support an ore reserve estimate or a mine development decision.
The company emphasises that substantial pre-production funding, estimated in the range of A$358 million to A$495 million for the preferred development case, would be required to advance Mt Mulgine toward a possible final investment decision. Tungsten Mining highlights multiple risks and uncertainties related to funding, permitting, market conditions and technical factors, underscoring that no decision to mine has been made and cautioning investors not to rely solely on the Scoping Study analysis for investment decisions.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:TGN) stock is a Hold with a A$0.26 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Tungsten Mining NL stock, see the AU:TGN Stock Forecast page.
More about Tungsten Mining NL
Tungsten Mining NL is an Australian-listed resources company focused on developing critical minerals projects, with an emphasis on tungsten and associated metals such as molybdenum, copper, gold and silver. The company is advancing the Mt Mulgine Project in Western Australia, targeting production aligned with growing global demand for strategic and critical minerals.
Average Trading Volume: 2,952,978
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
Current Market Cap: A$342.1M
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