Tungsten Metals Group
at a Glance

We are able to produce large-scale volumes of tungsten alloy products at our facility.

Tungsten (W) was discovered in 1781 and is a chemical element with the atomic number 74. It is a very dense and hard metallic element with the highest metal melting point. Tungsten melts at approximately 3,422 degrees Celsius (6,192 degrees Fahrenheit). Tungsten has a high tensile strength, impressive corrosion resistance and is very durable. These traits make it crucial for many industries and technological applications. Traits lend tungsten for harsh conditions use. Tungsten is mined from wolframite and scheelite and is often used in complex alloys.

These are two different names for the same chemical element. ‘Tungsten’ is the most often used name but "wolfram" is largely used in many European countries. Both names refer to the periodic table element with the chemical symbol W and atomic number 74.

FeW is a ferroalloy consisting of steel and tungsten. Learn more about FeW here.

We process ores using our electric arc furnace to produce high-quality ferro tungsten. Learn more about the production process here.

Our ATC Vietnam tungsten factory is located in Vinh Bao, Haiphong, Vietnam. Hai Phong is a large port city in northern Vietnam, located on the Gulf of Tonkin. Vinh Bao is a district located within the administrative boundaries of Hai Phong.

Our headquarters are based in Perth, Western Australia. For further contact information please click here.

Our Senior Management consists of a carefully crafted team of industry experts. To learn more about our team, please visit our about page.

We offer industries safer and more robust supply chain alternatives. These are found outside of China and Russia which are the largest exporters.

No. Although our company is Australian-based and our headquarters are found in Perth, WA. We operate exclusively out of our Vietnamese production plant. This factory is the largest of its kind outside of China.

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Yes. Our factory is the largest of its kind outside of China and Russia. We boast an output capacity of 4,000 tonnes of FeW per annum.

The ITIA is a trade association representing the global tungsten industry. The ITIA facilitates information sharing and addressing concerns between manufacturers and stakeholders. Key functions of the ITIA include industry advocacy, market analysis and regulatory standards.

The Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI) is a collaborative initiative addressing responsible mineral sourcing practices. The Conflict-Free Sourcing Initiative (CFSI) was renamed the Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI) in 2018, reflecting its larger scope beyond conflict minerals. The RMI emphasizes ethical sourcing, transparency, and mitigating the negative social and environmental repercussions associated with mineral extraction and commerce. It is a joint effort to make supply chains more responsible and sustainable.

Our Vietnam-based ferro tungsten facility is operating as ATC Vietnam. ATC-VN is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong-based Asia Tungsten Products Co. Ltd, which is currently a joint venture between Tungsten Metals Group and Mr George (Guang Yu) Chen, a private partner with extensive tungsten industry experience. Following our successful Australian public listing, both joint venture partners have agreed that the Hong Kong-based Asia Tungsten Products Co. Ltd will be owned entirely by Tungsten Metals Group.