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Applied Minerals

www.appliedminerals.com

 
Applied Minerals is a leading global producer of Halloysite Clay. Vertically integrated from Mine to Market, our niche focus and in-depth application knowledge allow us to offer our customers commercially consistent product grades, specifically tailored to achieve enhanced performance objectives. Applied MInerals is the owner of the Dragon Mine, the only known measured resource of Halloysite Clay in the western hemisphere significant enough for large scale commercial production. The Dragon Mine is located in the Tintic District of Utah stretching over 230 acres of land. Applied Minerals retained the world`s leading experts in Halloysite to create a standard for the characterization, ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Sharad Mathur
Chief Technology Officer Profile

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