Metallurgical testing and product definition
Representative sampling, mineralogy, geometallurgy, extraction, impurity management, purification, precipitation, analytical validation and mass balance.
Strategic partnerships
The immediate needs are representative metallurgy, impurity control, separation insight and product definition. Later needs include engineering, infrastructure, finance and customer qualification.
SGS bench work covers seven geological samples from four auger holes plus one quality-control duplicate. Leach liquor, two separately analysed washes and residue were tested. Reporting of the SGS bench-scale results is the next milestone, after results reconciliation and technical review. No numerical results from this programme are disclosed here. An optimised flowsheet and commercial recovery have not been established; timing and outcomes are not guaranteed.
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The combined assay compilation covers 879 holes and 7,468.8 assayed metres at the 25 September 2026 cutoff. It includes prior results and complete or partial assay coverage; it is not all-new drilling or gross physical drilling. Dated diagnostic tests and their source documents remain available.
Earlier selected diagnostic screening · 21 October 2025. Selected trench material returned primary leach solution concentrations up to 667 mg/kg DREO and 278 mg/kg MREO under a 0.5 M ammonium-sulphate, 30-minute diagnostic test. Selected diagnostic result; not representative metallurgy, recovery, mass balance, optimised flowsheet, commercial performance or evidence of economic extraction.
Those diagnostic intervals are separate from the SGS bench-scale programme. Different samples and preparation conditions are not a before-and-after demonstration of improved recovery.
The immediate partner questions are representative recovery, impurity behaviour, mass balance, potential intermediates, separation interfaces and customer qualification requirements.
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Representative sampling, mineralogy, geometallurgy, extraction, impurity management, purification, precipitation, analytical validation and mass balance.
Feed-acceptance requirements, mixed-product pathways, independent evaluation, separation routes, toll-processing structures and campaign availability.
Partner-led interfaces from separated oxides into metals, alloys, powders, components and permanent-magnet manufacturing systems.
Future product and origin requirements, traceability, qualification sequences, prospective demand and supply-relationship structures.
Defined work packages, process development, pilot capability, independent engineering, equipment, analytical methods and scale-up expertise.
Verified infrastructure interfaces, strategic capital, project finance, customer support, government and DFI eligibility discussions.
Chain of custody, origin verification, product data, water and carbon accounting, assurance, handling and responsible-sourcing requirements.
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