Grass Patch Rare Earths Confirmed to be Hosted in Phosphates
Filed with ASX · · 13 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
Mount Ridley Mines Limited reports on the results of a TIMA study confirming that rare earth elements at Grass Patch are hosted in discrete phosphate minerals, which is crucial for developing the processing strategy. The study identified three distinct rare earth phosphate minerals, indicating a potential pathway for concentrating rare earths before leaching, which could enhance the efficiency of the extraction process. The company plans to fast-track flotation testwork to explore this beneficiation opportunity further.
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