American Tungsten Corp. Eyes Opportunities in Tariff Changes

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ORLANDO, Fla., March 05, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Significant changes in government policy can drastically reshape market dynamics. For example, new regulations promoting electric vehicle adoption can lead to a surge in demand for lithium, subsequently driving prices upward. Similarly, cultural influences like celebrity fashion choices can spark consumer behavior shifts, as explored in Malcolm Gladwell’s classic The Tipping Point, which highlights how small changes can lead to significant impacts.

For American Tungsten Corp. TUNG (the “Company” DEMRF RK the stakes are higher as a new administration implements tariffs and trade reforms. These changes could align with the company’s mission of supporting onshoring and American resource independence.

In this commentary, we maintain a neutral standpoint regarding political viewpoints. Instead, we acknowledge the implications of these changes, akin to how one would interpret weather patterns, and examine how proposed tariffs could favor domestic operators like American Tungsten.

Tungsten is categorized as a ‘critical mineral,’ a designation the U.S. government assigns to minerals crucial for national interests. Both the U.S. and Canada recognize tungsten’s strategic importance.

In a recent press release, American Tungsten expressed its awareness of the shifting trade landscape and its potential benefits.

The Company articulates its commitment to enhancing energy independence. From their release:
“American Tungsten remains dedicated to fortifying resource independence in the United States. Tungsten is recognized as a critical mineral by the U.S. government, essential for high-strength applications in defense, aerospace, and high-performance manufacturing. The potential tariffs underscore the importance of securing domestic sources for industrial metals in the U.S., emphasizing the need for a stable and self-sufficient supply chain.”

This public stance speaks to a broader desire for American resource independence.

Further, the release highlights the economic advantages tariffs could offer to domestic tungsten producers. American Tungsten asserts that tariffs on foreign tungsten will enhance its prospects in the market.

With a past operational tungsten mine in Idaho, American Tungsten positions itself to capitalize on these developments.

According to their release:
“We acknowledge the potential repercussions these tariffs could have on our industry and stakeholders. However, being one of the few U.S.-based tungsten miners, we believe this development illustrates the significance of domestic production to alleviate supply chain disruptions and lessen dependence on foreign imports. As Canadian and other international suppliers contend with cost challenges, we anticipate increased demand from industrial and government buyers in pursuit of reliable, tariff-free tungsten supplies.”

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