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Europe’s Defence Supply Risk in Tungsten and Titanium

What does Europe’s Defence Supply Risk in Tungsten and Titanium reveal about European defence funding, eligibility and procurement?

Europe’s Defence Supply Risk in Tungsten and Titanium: a DFM analysis of its strategic, industrial and financial relevance to European defence.

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Platform publication · DFM Analysis report · 2026-06-13

Europe’s defence-industrial vulnerability in critical raw materials lies not primarily in mining, but in the concentration of refining and intermediate processing capacity outside the European Union. Tungsten and titanium—both formally recognised as strategic under the EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act and identified by NATO as defence-critical—illustrate how dependence at the midstream stage can translate directly into capability risk.

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Europe’s Defence Supply Risk in Tungsten and Titanium

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Published 2026-06-13 (Platform publication)
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Europe’s defence-industrial vulnerability in critical raw materials lies not primarily in mining, but in the concentration of refining and intermediate processing capacity outside the European Union.

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