
Oliver Friesen
CEO at Guardian Metal Resources, a London-based metals exploration and development company. He discusses the importance of tungsten and the company's efforts to bring its production back to the U.S.
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Aug 21, 2025 • 39min
Stock Slip Before Powell as Yields Rise
Alli McCartney, Managing Director of Wealth Management with UBS, shares insights on the market outlook amid geopolitical tensions and rising inflation pressures. Oliver Friesen, CEO of Guardian Metal Resources, emphasizes tungsten's critical role in U.S. defense and its supply chain challenges. They explore how domestic sourcing can affect production and the importance of industry-government partnerships. Additionally, the discussion touches on consumer spending trends, highlighting how economic uncertainty is reshaping retail dynamics.

Aug 15, 2025 • 1h 5min
Oliver Friesen (GMET): All Things Tungsten
Oliver Friesen, the geologist and CEO of Guardian Metals, dives into the world of tungsten, a critical mineral vital for U.S. national security and supply chains. He discusses tungsten’s unique properties, such as its extreme density and high melting point, making it essential for defense applications. Friesen also outlines Guardian's strategies for developing the largest undeveloped tungsten deposit in the U.S. and emphasizes the importance of domestic mining capabilities amidst geopolitical challenges. He engages with industry dynamics and future investment potential.

Jul 29, 2025 • 23min
Reshoring Tungsten: Nevada's Role in Critical Mineral Supply with Guardian Metals
In this discussion, Oliver Friesen, CEO of Guardian Metals Resources, shares insights on the $6.2 million Department of Defense funding for a tungsten project in Nevada. He highlights the transformative potential of reshoring tungsten production to the U.S. and its implications for critical mineral supply chains. The conversation touches on strategic plans for capitalizing on this funding, exploring tungsten deposits in various states, and the significance of government partnerships in advancing domestic mining efforts. Friesen's perspective provides a refreshing look at the future of U.S. resource independence.