Exploration Co. Expands High-Value Tungsten Washington Opportunity

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On March 31, 2026, Adamera Minerals Corp. (ADZ:TSX.V) announced it had staked claims of over 1,360 acres in the Tungsten Ridge property in Washington state. The new claims contain silver, copper, tungsten, and molybdenum mineralization. This move comes as Adamera continues to build a comprehensive critical mineral portfolio within the U.S.

The company owns the Talisman tungsten property, a proven past producer, and the newly-staked Tungsten Ridge property, which was test mined for tungsten in 1951, 1953, and 1954..

Mark Kolebaba, CEO of Adamera, said in the release, "In 2025, the Company considered selling the Talisman Tungsten property, but the macroeconomic landscape for tungsten has fundamentally shifted. Driven by an unprecedented surge in demand and pricing, we have instead expanded our tungsten holdings. This is exactly the type of project Adamera is well-equipped to rapidly advance. It is close to infrastructure and our operational base in Washington State. Going forward, our focus will be to rapidly advance both properties with field work expected to commence in April."

The company plans to release near-term plans for these new tungsten properties soon.

Adamera Minerals Corp. is a Canadian company with a traditional focus on high-grade gold, silver, and copper exploration in B.C. and Washington, U.S. The company is now positioning itself to provide an uninterrupted domestic supply of tungsten to the U.S. market.

What Is Tungsten?

Tungsten is known to be one of the hardest metals on Earth, especially in the form of tungsten carbide.

Its strength allows it to be used for drilling, cutting, and armor-piercing weaponry, while its heat resistance allows it to be used in almost any explosive situation — and in lightbulbs as filament.

Tungsten Shortage Drives a 557% Rally

Trade tensions between the U.S. and China, as well as the rise of the U.S.-Iran War, have affected commodities prices over the past few weeks. Tungsten is necessary for waging war effectively, as it is a major component in weaponry. China is the world's largest tungsten producer, and it has stopped shipping to the U.S. As Almonty's CEO told CNBC on March 31, 2026, "There's no material to stockpile. That's probably the biggest change."

On March 23, Ahead of the Herd, wrote, "Outside of China, which accounts for 83% of global supply, there are only a few tungsten mines, making exploration imperative. . . The end result of skyrocketing demand for tungsten, due to militaries rearming and the war in Iran, combined with limited supply, is the metal has jumped 557% in a little over a year."

This supply cut-off has elevated tungsten's already-rising prices, with the metal hitting a record high of over US$3,000 mid-March. "From ~US$300 per metric tonne unit (a measured equal to 10kg) in early 2025, the price ran to around US$920/mtu in early 2026. By March 20 it hit US$2650/mtu – a full US$400/mtu higher than March 13," wrote Josh Chiat of Stockhead.com on March 25." Chiat pointed out the high demand for tungsten paired with the little opportunity to actually source it, saying, "Have a tungsten mine right now, and the investment will come."

A Tungsten Future Doesn't Overshadow Gold's Present

¹While Adamera is going after tungsten, John Newell of John Newell & Associates refocused on its established reputation as a gold explorer in a February 11, 2026, opinion piece for Streetwise Reports. He wrote: "For investors seeking leverage to a strengthening gold market, Adamera represents a 'Speculative Buy' around CA$0.10, with the understanding that success largely hinges on upcoming drilling programs."

He went on to say, "As always, position sizing and risk management matter. But in a rising metal price environment, this is the type of setup that can often surprise to the upside." Newell considers Adamera's Flag Hill South project in the Republic Gold District of Washington as one of the most immediate value drivers the company owns.

Catalysts

Investors are watching Adamera's projects — Buckhorn 2.0, the Empire Creek Project, Flag Hil (and Flag Hill South), the Talisman historic mine, and the Hedley Copper-Gold Project — to see what will come of drill results in 2026.

The company is exploring for a solid domestic source of tungsten.

Ownership & Share Structure²

Adamera Minerals Corp. has a market cap of CA$8.13 million and 54.3 million shares outstanding.

The company's 52-week range is CA$0.05-CA$0.17.

Institutions own 3.29% of shares, while Management & Insiders own 4.61%.

The remaining 92.1% of shares are Retail.