Almonty Moves HQ to Montana, Doubling Down on U.S. Tungsten Supply Chain
Event summary
- Almonty Industries relocates corporate HQ from Toronto to Dillon, Montana, effective April 2026.
- Move follows $90M IPO in July 2025 and $129M follow-on financing in December 2025.
- Company acquired Montana’s Gentung Tungsten Project, set for production restart in 2026.
- Strategic partnership with American Defense International strengthens U.S. defense alignment.
The big picture
Almonty’s HQ move underscores the accelerating push for non-Chinese critical mineral supply chains, particularly in defense-critical materials like tungsten. The relocation positions the company closer to U.S. government stakeholders as Washington prioritizes domestic production of strategic metals. With $219M raised since mid-2025 and key assets coming online, Almonty is executing a high-stakes bet on becoming America’s primary tungsten supplier amid tightening export controls.
What we're watching
- Production Timelines
- Whether Gentung Tungsten Project meets 2026 production restart target amid rising U.S. demand.
- Geopolitical Alignment
- How deeper U.S. defense ties will affect Almonty’s access to government contracts and financing.
- Market Positioning
- The pace at which Almonty can displace Chinese tungsten supply in Western defense and tech sectors.
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