Tungsten Mining has decided to pursue listing to a major US exchange as part of its broader strategy of international growth.
The company is targeting a listing on either the Nasdaq or the New York Stock Exchange in addition to its existing ASX listing.
The proposed listing will strengthen the company’s engagement with US government agencies, industry partners and broaden the company’s investment base.
The proposed listing also highlights the growing importance of tungsten in global supply chains. Tungsten is recognised as a critical mineral by the US, Australia and other allied nations, with applications across defence, electronics and energy transition technologies.
The company sees the proposed listing as a way to boost its ongoing US engagement program, including planned level preliminary offtake discussions, government engagement activities and broader corporate development initiatives.
Tungsten Mining Chairman Gary Lyons said: “We believe the strategic importance of tungsten continues to increase as governments and industry focus on building resilient and secure supply chains.
“Our decision to pursue a United States listing reflects the strong alignment we see between TGN’s globally significant tungsten portfolio and US strategic priorities.”
By seeking access to deeper capital markets, the company hopes exposure to a broader investor base may support improved liquidity and valuation outcomes.
The ability to raise capital in US dollar and attract North American participation also give Tungsten Mining capital raising flexibility.
Tungsten Mining executives will be visiting the US in March and targeting the US listing in the third quarter of 2026.
The company is progressing eligibility, audit engagement and structuring considerations consistent with US exchange requirements.
