Allied Critical Metals Inc.
ACM.CN
Canadian Securities Exchange2.29
CAD
-0.01
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ISIN
CA0191151046
CUSIP
019115104
Return %
Stock
S&P500
1Y
615.63
19.99
3Y
129.00
69.40
5Y
-28.44
72.03
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- George Roy-MacKay Bonnell
- Sector
- Basic Materials
- Industry
- Other Precious Metals
- Address
- 800 West Pender Street Vancouver BC Canada V6C 2V6
- IPO Date
- Apr 30, 2025
- Website
- alliedcritical.com
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- Allied Critical Metals Inc. (ACM.CN) is a Canadian mining exploration and development company focused on tungsten projects in northern Portugal, with 100% ownership of the Borralha Tungsten Project and the Vila Verde Tungsten Project through Portuguese subsidiaries ACM Tungsten Unipessoal Lda. and Pan Metals Unipessoal Lda.; the company pursues the exploration, development, and potential production of high-value tungsten ore to support supply resilience for high-tech, defense, and industrial applications while targeting low-capital, asset-light development paths within Europe’s mining-friendly jurisdiction. Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, Allied Critical Metals is listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange since November 14, 2018, and operates primarily through its EU-based assets in Portugal, leveraging European regulatory alignment and proximity to EU strategic supply chains. Founded in 2018, the company concentrates on advanced metallurgical testing, resource delineation, and project de-risking efforts to attract institutional and strategic investors while pursuing potential partnerships and financing to advance Borralha and Vila Verde through feasibility and development stages. Key capabilities include resource validation, mine modernization studies, and environmental baseline work, with a business model oriented toward targeted, high-grade tungsten assets in stable regulatory environments and potential future expansion into related critical minerals in the region. Recent strategic developments in the last 1–2 years include ongoing expansion discussions with regional partners, continued de-risking of mineralization through metallurgical testing, and potential expansions or reorganizations aimed at accelerating project advancement and capital efficiency while maintaining a European operating footprint. Allied Critical Metals maintains active investor relations channels and public disclosures through its corporate website and listed exchanges, detailing project progress, corporate governance, and strategic outlook to a global investor audience. This description reflects the company’s stated focus on two Portuguese tungsten assets and its pursuit of strategic partnerships, de-risking activities, and funding initiatives aligned with a European-anchored, asset-light tungsten development strategy. For updated specifics on latest partnerships, funding rounds, or product milestones, consult the company’s latest public disclosures and official communications from ACM.CN.