Mitsubishi Materials unit H.C. Starck Tungsten invests about EUR 50 million to expand Goslar recycling capacity

• Mitsubishi Materials will invest about EUR 50 million to expand tungsten recycling capacity at subsidiary H.C. Starck Tungsten.
• Goslar scrap-processing capacity to rise to 7,000 metric tons a year from about 5,000, a roughly 40% increase.
• Construction set to start in 2026; completion expected by 2028.
• Recycled tungsten already supplies about 80% of Goslar’s raw materials; expansion targets near-total reliance on recycled feedstock.
• Move supports a group goal of a 100% recycling ratio at tungsten manufacturing sites by fiscal 2031.

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