American Tungsten (TSX-V:TUNG) has filed a new National Instrument 43-101 technical report for its flagship IMA Mine Project in Idaho, US.
The report incorporates an updated tungsten resource estimate for the project, a historical producer of the critical mineral.
The new resource contains 1,747 tonnes of tungsten oxide (WO₃) in the indicated category and 11,933 tonnes of WO₃ in the inferred category.
The report also shows a surface tailings resource containing 413 tonnes of WO₃ in the indicated category.
American Tungsten says the resource provides the technical foundation for the project’s next phase, which includes a preliminary economic assessment.
The company is currently conducting an exploration drill program, advancing engineering and technical studies, and assessing the potential restart of underground mining.
American Tungsten is focused on advancing the IMA Mine in Lemhi County, a past-producing tungsten property with a proven history of significant production.
Write to Jackson Chen at Mining.com.au
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