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Stelar Metals strikes tungsten deposit as China curbs exports
Tungsten prices surged over 10-fold to US$3000 per tonne since China restricted exports in February, driving exploration and valuations.
Why it mattersChina controls tungsten exports, making Australian supplies strategically valuable as the world recognises the fragility of critical mineral security.
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