IMA Mine Rehabilitation & Exploration Program Advancements

VANCOUVER — American Tungsten Corp. reported on the ongoing efforts to rehabilitate the historic IMA Mine in Patterson, Idaho and advance its expanded drilling programme. This programme is a critical step toward unlocking long-term value and reinforcing the Company’s position to play a vital role in ore supply of tungsten in North America for defense, industrial and technology applications.
“As global demand for secure critical metals intensifies, American Tungsten continues to build strategic momentum, reinforcing its role as a cornerstone of North America’s tungsten supply chain. The Company’s dual approach—revitalizing a historically rich asset while defining a maiden resource, positions American Tungsten at the forefront of sustainable resource advancement. Following several months of detailed environmental assessment, engineering design, and community engagement, American Tungsten is entering the next phase of its IMA Mine rehabilitation strategy. With a fully-funded programme, the Company has secured preliminary approval for its site remediation plan, which focuses on restoring the existing infrastructure to support future production goals,” said Ali Haji, CEO.