LMG moves to last stage of bankable feasibility study
Filed with ASX · · 2 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
Latrobe Magnesium Limited has moved to the final stage of its bankable feasibility study for a magnesium production plant using fly ash from the Hazelwood power station. The study aims to produce magnesium and cementitious material, utilizing a world-first technology that converts waste into valuable products. The company estimates the initial plant's capital cost and plans to explore funding options through equity, debt, and government support. The project is expected to create jobs and has a lower carbon footprint compared to traditional magnesium production methods.
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Earlier from Latrobe Magnesium
- LMG successful commercial tests in China smelter
- Quarterly Cashflow Report June 2011
- Bulk treated fly ash dispatched to China for testing
- LMG MOU for Japan Magnesium Offtake
- Half Yearly Report and Accounts
Later from Latrobe Magnesium
- LMG MOU to appoint USA distributor for sale of Magnesium
- LMG MoU with RWE Power for a German magnesium plant
- LMG acquires remaining 50% interest in its hydromet process
- LMG to raise $1.5m in Placement and Share Purchase Plan
- AusIndustry provides finding for LMGs R&D Activities
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