Vancouver, Canada – From April 21st to 23rd, 2026, the global metals industry will converge for a premier event: the MMTA International Light Metals Conference. As a distinguished representative in the tungsten and molybdenum sector, Luoyang Combat Tungsten & Molybdenum Materials Co., Ltd. is honored to have received an invitation to this grand gathering. The company looks forward to engaging with global industry leaders to discuss the strategic value and development opportunities of minor metals and critical minerals in the new era.

Themed "How Minor Metals Define the New World Order," the conference will focus on the urgent demand for specialty alloys and critical minerals in fields ranging from Artificial Intelligence and national defense to energy transition and cutting-edge technology. Against the backdrop of profound adjustments in global trade patterns and the reshaping of supply chains, minor metals have become core elements influencing national industrial security and technological competitiveness.

As a significant global supplier of tungsten and molybdenum materials, Combat will leverage this platform to showcase its technical strengths in the R&D and production of high-purity tungsten and molybdenum products and specialty alloys. The team will also share "Chinese solutions" for addressing challenges within the global supply chain.

Additionally, the conference's accompanying event—the ICD Investment Connect—will be held on April 20th at the Seymour Golf Club, providing attendees with further opportunities for in-depth business networking.

Looking ahead, Combat remains committed to deepening its expertise in the tungsten and molybdenum sector. Driven by technological innovation to upgrade the industry, the company aims to provide stable and efficient material solutions for global new energy, high-end manufacturing, and national defense technology sectors, contributing to the construction of a secure and sustainable global metals supply chain.