The Age
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Viking advances Nevada tungsten play as prices hit record highs
Viking Mines advanced its Linka tungsten project in Nevada, initiating early-stage processing design work as tungsten prices soared to record highs of US$318.50 per metric tonne unit. The company aims to establish a capital-efficient development pathway while assessing historical stockpiles with a high-grade potential of 0.8 percent tungsten trioxide.
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