developing European critical raw materials and heavy rare earth projects
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developing European critical raw materials and heavy rare earth projects
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to produce um both the industrial minerals but also the heavy rare earth rich mineral concentrate
the project was redesigned in the late teens, we're effectively dealing with a quarrying operation at site. It's just excavation, crushing, grinding, mineral separation
Our flagship project is a Norishare heavy rare earth element project in Sweden.
we I think we rank third in terms of all global deposits for the disposium equivalent
Norish air is 248 tons of disprosium and 38 tons of turbium oxides.
our resource is you know 3 to four years away from production.
the heavy rare earth rich mineral concentrate that we will then take to another site for downstream processing
we have 28,000 mters of drill core which it gives us a huge um resource to be able to use for for further test work.
Norishair which has 52% in the heavies
we ended up with a 50% risk eval valuation uh MPV10 of $900 million this was back in April when they did the research
we're actually updating the PFS that was done in 2015 for rare earth
we're coming up against a mining lease uh decision and we hope to get that in the near future
we're moving closer to completing our pre a new prefeasibility study
We expect that we'll complete in the first half of next year.
our flagship project is the Norishair heavy rare earth elements project in Sweden.
Our flagship project is a Norishare heavy rare earth element project in Sweden.
When you when you get a 25-y year mining lease, I mean, it shouldn't be underestimated the amount of work has taken to actually get here.
We have a portfolio of critical raw materials projects that are all located in the EU.
we have 15 years of technical work um across all disciplines.
It's the pricing assumptions that have changed most radically.
The focus at the moment is very much on two two key things. Uh understanding the mineral processing at site.
completing a prefeasibility possibly getting strategic project status thrown into the mix if if Europe's really stepping up.
Me signing an offtake agreement with somebody and then completing a prefeasibility
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