RE: Tungsten3 May 2026 14:00
Would be nice to know some figures on BW; I am sure ACAM knew what they were buying into, resource wise. All I can find on the Historic Gold Fields operated mine was that over life of mine (23 years? ) it had produced 12,000 tonnes of concentrate; with peak production 1,249 tonnes 2 years prior to closure in 1978; these figures are for combined Sn/ W concentrate but i do not know what the split was.
Of the tungsten 10 baggers in the UK , TUN seem to be closest to production and there is a whole wiki page on the Hemerdon mine in Devon. Historically , never really been that successful, but big resource and Mcap £450 Mil just now.
I think we'll hear a lot about BW in the presentation as a deflection for what's been happening , or, not happening at Uis