Great Western Mining (GWMO) Fireside chat summary
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Fireside chat summary
14 May, 2026Introduction and agenda
Discussion focused on recent ground pegging around the Defender-Pine Crow tungsten project and upcoming field activities in Nevada.
Background and experience of the speaker
Ed Loye is the new Chief Executive, having been in the role for several weeks and actively engaging in industry events and project developments.
Current industry trends
Tungsten prices are strong, driven by demand in military, construction, drilling, silica wafer cutting, and fusion reactors.
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