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Overview - Projects ‣ Covas ‣ 449,800 MTUs WO 3 indicated mineral resource based on 1,081,000 tonnes at an average grade of 0.42% WO 3 ‣ 767,100 MTUs WO 3 inferred mineral resource based on 2,211,000 tonnes at an average grade of 0.35% WO 3 ‣ Borralha – 118 metres of 0.29% WO 3, Portugal’s largest past producer, significant open pit potential ‣ Bejanca – Tin and Tungsten, third largest past producer. Also historic alluvial resource* of 6,700,000 tonnes at 0.19% Sn and 0.037 WO 3 (historically recoverable values) ‣ Evaluation of past-producing Adoria and Vale das Gatas Projects also underway 2
Tungsten and its Uses Properties: • Shiny, white metal • Forms super hard alloy with carbon • Extremely high melting point 3,410ºC • As heavy as gold, density 19.25 g/cc Hard metals (carbides) 5% Uses: • Cutting and grinding tools (tungsten carbide) • Steel alloys and super alloys • Electrodes, lighting filaments • Armaments and military uses Steel alloys 20% Other 8% Mill products (lighting etc) 17% Source: Roskill 2013 3 Roskill: 2013
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