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Will Almonty Shareholders Approve the proposal to double the Sangdong mine's Tungsten capacity on June 9th 2026?
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resolved Jun 20
Resolved
NO

This market resolves YES if Almonty Industries shareholders approve the supplementary ballot resolution endorsing the doubling of Sangdong mine tungsten concentrate capacity (Phase 2 expansion from approximately 2,300 tpa to approximately 4,600 tpa) at the June 9, 2026 Annual General Meeting in Toronto.

YES if:

  • The resolution on the Sangdong Phase 2 capacity-doubling expansion receives the required level of FOR votes under the applicable CBCA threshold (ordinary majority of votes cast, or special-resolution two-thirds of votes cast — whichever the supplementary circular specifies), AND

  • The result is confirmed by Almonty's Form 51-102F3 Material Change Report filed on SEDAR+ or by the AGM voting results press release

NO if:

  • The resolution fails to receive the required level of FOR votes

  • The resolution is withdrawn or tabled at the AGM and not voted on

  • The June 9, 2026 AGM is postponed past June 18, 2026 with no rescheduled vote occurring before settlement

  • Almonty publicly substitutes or withdraws the Phase 2 resolution from the ballot before June 9, 2026 with no replacement vote

Resolution sources (priority order):

  1. Almonty Industries Form 51-102F3 Material Change Report (SEDAR+)

  2. Almonty Industries AGM voting results press release (almonty.com/news)

  3. Computershare Investor Services tabulator report (transfer agent)

  4. Supplementary management information circular detailing the resolution

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Resolved NO

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Proposed resolution: NO

Rationale: The official results of the Almonty Shareholders' meeting on June 9th, 2026, as reported in company press releases and referenced SEDAR+ filings, do not mention any proposal or approval to double the Sangdong mine's Tungsten capacity. The only matters covered were director elections, auditor reappointment, and routine business. There is no evidence of a vote or approval for the expansion proposal, and no public claim of such approval exists. Therefore, the criteria for a YES outcome are not met.

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bought Ṁ10 YES

Tungsten's getting/got crazy expensive.