Mineral Sand Mining
A proposed mineral sands project in the Mid West of Western Australia will cost $257m to develop, take 18 months to deliver first ore from execution, employ 316 people in construction and 144 in operations and have a life of 22 and a half years.
The owners of a lithium mine plan to expand the mine that has been operated for over 30 years, to increase the production of spodumene ore and lithium mineral concentrate from the operation.
A mineral sands-focused explorer and developer has commenced works on its zircon-rich site in the Kimberley.
More than 200 jobs will be created over two years it will take for a Perth engineering company to construct a 7.
The awarded contractor for a $260m minerals sands project will fund a substantial portion of the project, with construction expected to get underway this year.
A WA minerals project inches closer with final construction tick of approval creating the possibility of a $260m mineral sands project getting underway before Christmas this year.
A company behind a Kimberley minerals sands project has confirmed construction plans for next year.
A $260m Kimberley mineral sands project is expected to create more than 400 construction and 280 permanent jobs when it the first stage of construction begins next year.
Regulatory approvals are expected to advance for a long-anticipated titanium minerals project in WA’s Wheatbelt.
All works are progressing on schedule for the development of a WA mineral sands deposit, which has more than 250 on site during peak construction.