Almonty Industries starts on the NASDAQ with strong capital: What investors need to know!

Almonty Industries starts on the NASDAQ with strong capital: What investors need to know!

Almonty Industries is going public on the Nasdaq today, July 14, 2025, with great ambitions and seems to be very popular with investors. The reason? The company has established itself as a major player in the tungsten market in recent months, especially given China's dominance in this area. Anyone in the know knows that tungsten is a strategically important metal that, according to the US government, is of great relevance to national security and industry. Almonty plans to produce a whopping 40% of the world's tungsten supply outside of China from its Sangdong project in South Korea starting in 2027, which could further increase interest at some point.

With an issue price of new shares at $4.50, the company shows confidence, although this represents a premium to the current price. About four weeks ago the price was around USD 3.50, which makes the recent price development particularly remarkable. Pre-market indicators promise great interest in the new shares and point to a positive market launch. The latest developments include the US Department of Defense's investment in the company MP Materials, which draws attention to Almonty as another tungsten supplier and underlines its attractiveness for investors. According to [Capital Increases](https://www. Kapitalerhoehungen.de/kommentare/eilmelde-almonty-industries-startet-heute-an-der-nasdaq-framework-conditions-and-hintergruende), the planned capital increase is a step towards strengthening the market position, but at the same time leads to a slight dilution of the existing shares.

Strong sales figures and partnerships

A look at the numbers: Almonty Industries has posted annual performance ranging from an impressive +150% to +247% in certain periods over the past twelve months. The share is now trading +289% above its 52-week low, which not only shows the confidence of investors but also underlines the solidity of the company. Almonty recently signed a multi-year supply agreement with US defense supplier Tungsten Parts Wyoming (TPW). This strategic partnership ensures stable revenues and further expands the company's market position, while the market capitalization fluctuates between 440 and over 500 million euros, making Almonty a significant player in the raw materials sector. As [Kapitalcheck](https:// Kapitalcheck.de/2025/05/13/warum-almonty-industries-bei-investoren-hoch-im-kurs-esten/) reports, the projects in Korea and Portugal are not only geographically diversified, but also position Almonty advantageously in a growing market.

Tungsten and the importance of critical raw materials

What does tungsten have to do with all this? Tungsten is considered a core component of many cutting-edge technologies and is also indispensable for a variety of industries. This ensured that the students of the Master's program in Global Studies at the Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz found out about critical raw materials at the Wolfram company on April 22, 2024. They had the opportunity to find out about the company's commitment to conflict-free use of raw materials. During a tour of the factory in St. Martin i.S. Experts gave insights, while the EU Supply Chain Act (CSDDD) also triggered interesting discussions, as [Wolfram](https://www.wolfram.at/de/news-und-medien/nachrichten/2024/04/vielf%C3%A4ltige-perspectives-on-critical-raw materials/) highlights.

The positive development of Almonty Industries shows once again that you have to have a good hand in the raw materials industry in order to set the right course for the future. In a world where the supply of critical raw materials is becoming increasingly important, Almonty Industries is without a doubt a company to watch.