Jupiter Hydromet Cuts Acid Consumption by Approximately 30%
Filed with ASX · · 12 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
Critica Limited has announced a significant advancement in the hydrometallurgical optimisation of its Jupiter Rare Earth Project, reporting a reduction in acid consumption during processing. This development is part of ongoing efforts to optimize the processing flowsheet, which has already shown improvements in rare earth recovery and concentrate grade. The company plans to continue its optimisation work and is targeting the release of the Jupiter Scoping Study in the near future.
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