Almonty Industries Inc. Common Shares (ALM) : juste valeur

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Almonty Industries mines and processes tungsten, the hard metal used in cutting tools, defence munitions and specialty alloys, with its flagship Sangdong mine in South Korea as the core asset. The structural case rests on tungsten's supply concentration, since China dominates production and export licensing has tightened, giving a non-Chinese producer pricing leverage that few mining peers can claim. The near-term driver is the ramp of Sangdong toward nameplate output, which is what drives the reported 497.7% revenue growth and a 37.5% operating margin. On the numbers, the stock trades at 56.1 times trailing earnings but only 10.5 times forward earnings, a gap that says the market is either doubting how durable the current margins are or waiting for the ramp to prove itself. That spread, plus a 2.9 billion dollar market cap that sits outside any major index, makes it worth a deeper look, with the key questions being mine execution, commodity price durability, and how much of the forward earnings already reflects full production. The 56 score reflects that the earnings profile is still early and uneven.