Ann: Redmoor 2018 Resource Update, page-176

So i just got done reading that china is cutting domestic tungsten production to 70% of 2017 levels. they will be dropping the mantel of biggest producer but remain the biggest consumer.

That should see the price pop and the viability of alot of ASX based tungsten projects increase dramatically. So with the price of tin and tungsten both looking very positive moving into the next few years this should be a very very healthy play. I'm more confident then ever that NAE has positioned themselves very well good exposure to the next commodity boom.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...of-the-west-s-most-critical-materials-soaring

there is a snippet for the curious from last year. there is more out there but this article explains alot better then most.