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Trump Family and Commerce Secretary’s Sons Linked to $1.6 Billion Tungsten Deal in Kazakhstan
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First reported by N12 · Jun 29, 2026
What happened
The sons of President Donald Trump and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick are financially involved in a $1.6 billion tungsten mining deal in Kazakhstan, with government officials supporting the project amid concerns over conflicts of interest.
- 01Trump and Lutnick’s sons stand to profit from a $1.6 billion tungsten mining deal in Kazakhstan.
- 02Dominar Securities, partly owned by Trump family members, holds a 20% stake in the project.
- 03Cantor Fitzgerald, managed by Lutnick’s sons, helped raise $210 million for the venture.
- 04Secretary Lutnick actively supported awarding the mining contract to Kaz Resources.
- 05President Trump personally participated in final negotiations in New York.
- 06White House denies conflicts of interest, emphasizing national security priorities.
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OrganizationsDominar Securities, Cantor Fitzgerald, Kaz Resources, White House, U.S. Commerce Department
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