SYDNEY -- The war in Ukraine is spurring global demand for tungsten to build stockpiles of munitions, Lewis Black, CEO of Canadian miner Almonty Industries, told Nikkei Asia.
Almonty to develop South Korean mine to diversify China-dominated munitions metal

Almonty Industries is working on reopening a tungsten mine in South Korea. The metal is drawing attention amid the war in Ukraine. (Photo courtesy of Almonty Industries)
SYDNEY -- The war in Ukraine is spurring global demand for tungsten to build stockpiles of munitions, Lewis Black, CEO of Canadian miner Almonty Industries, told Nikkei Asia.