Australia’s largest
undeveloped RE project...
Outcropping HG resource
44Mt at a 1% TREO
Within total of 524.3Mt @ 4.6% P205, 0.31% TREO
1.6M tonnes contained TREO; 24M tonnes contained phosphate
1.6M tonnes of magnet rare earths
24M tonnes battery grade phosphates
Expansion potential through near mine anomalies
Offtake focus for project validation and study inputs
Approval pre-requisites complete
Supply chain de-risked.
Largest LOM production forecasts
Lowest cost development for highest output
Very low in U and Th in the resource.
Outcropping HG resource
44Mt at a 1% TREO
Within total of 524.3Mt @ 4.6% P205, 0.31% TREO
1.6M tonnes contained TREO; 24M tonnes contained phosphate
“Cummins Range has become Australia’s largest undeveloped Rare Earth deposit”
Positive project momentum
NPV8 post-tax: AU$ 333M
IRR post-tax: 27%
Total Capex: AU$ 350M
EBITDA: AU$ 1.5B
Positive metallurgical results
Product samples being made
Existing minerals corridor
Access to bulk loading
Baselines complete with no significant environmental hurdles
TO agreement well developed with positive alignment
2. Secure strategic offtake partner
3. Feasibility engineering
“this new resource reframes the project as one of Australia’s most significant rare earth projects”
Non-Executive Director
Forecast production comparable with peers
Scoping study modelled 31.7Mt @ 0.7% TREO from Cummins Range
Low capital intensity
Efficienct of capex deployment – AU$ 350M capex 12 ktpa TREO and 169 ktpa of PO
One of the lowest radionuclide deposits
Mineral concentrate well below DG limit, safer operation and product transport