Element 25 drilling to confirm process water supply at Butcherbird Manganese Project
The program is expected to de-risk the project and allow the company to meet the development timeline for first production.
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ASX:E25
Element 25 is an ASX-listed company operating the world-class 100%-owned Butcherbird Manganese Mine in Western Australia. The high-quality manganese ore from Butcherbird is ideal for conversion to high-purity manganese sulphate monohydrate (HPMSM), a critical material for electric vehicle (EV) battery cathodes.
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The program is expected to de-risk the project and allow the company to meet the development timeline for first production.
The agreement sets a framework for a mutually beneficial relationship by providing for the owner to take advantage of contracting opportunities.
Proceeds from the eventual sale of the Silverstream shares will be used to continue the development of the world-class Butcherbird Manganese Project.
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The company is focused on developing its Butcherbird high purity manganese project in Western Australia.
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The Butcherbird Manganese Project is expected to deliver a simple payback period of six months from the start of operations and average annual operating cash flow of $32.1 million for years 1-5.
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The board will monitor the situation and take all necessary steps to maintain safe working conditions while moving towards the resumption of normal business operations.
The flagship Butcherbird High Purity Manganese Deposit is a world-class resource with JORC resources more than 263 million tonnes of manganese ore.
The flagship Butcherbird High Purity Manganese Deposit is a world-class resource with JORC resources in excess of 263 million tonnes of manganese ore.
Beneficiation test-work including crushing, screening, wet scrubbing and ore sorting produced a commercially marketable 33% manganese concentrate product.
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A PFS on developing the Butcherbird Manganese Project is underway.
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The company intends to produce high purity manganese products through the development of its flagship Butcherbird Project.
The company’s goal is to build a globally significant, low-cost, high purity manganese project using renewable energy to supply high growth markets.
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Element 25 is progressing a pre-feasibility study (PFS) for Butcherbird High Purity Manganese Project in Western Australia.
The company intends to produce high purity manganese products including manganese sulphate for lithium-ion batteries and Electrolytic Manganese Metal (EMM).
A Native Title objection has been withdrawn with a Heritage Agreement and Deed of Assumption awaiting final signing.
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The company is focused on developing its Butcherbird Manganese Project in Western Australia.
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The company could potentially lower costs by making modifications to its processing flow sheet, which it is now investigating.
The company is progressing a pre-feasibility study (PFS) at the Butcherbird High Purity Manganese Project in WA.
The company has advised SCN that finalisation of a heritage agreement for E20/948 is pending, and the tenement is expected to progress to grant shortly.
The company is focused on developing its Butcherbird Manganese Project in Western Australia.
The Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) is a government funding entity.
The company is completing the pre-feasibility work at its 100% owned Butcherbird High Purity Manganese Project.
The company’s test program for Butcherbird ore will benefit from the Cooperative Research Centres Project grant.
The company has appointed BurnVoir Corporate Finance as financial adviser to begin arranging financing for development of the Butcherbird project.
Funds raised from the deal will help advance the company's flagship Butcherbird High Purity Manganese Project.
The company is focused on developing its Butcherbird Manganese Project in Western Australia.
Sophisticated investors participated in the company’s shortfall placement to the value of $472,000.
Notably, the advisory group has worked on financing for a number of Pilbara region projects.
The company is developing Australia’s largest onshore manganese resource at the Butcherbird project to produce high-purity manganese products.
The company is working towards completing a pre-feasibility study (PFS) for the Butcherbird Manganese Project in WA.
The Native Title Agreement provides opportunities for KNAC and the Nyiyaparli People to participate in the project as well as a future royalty stream.
The Mt Venn project covers 60% of the Mt Venn Igneous Complex and is along strike from the recent discovery of the same name by Great Boulder Resources.
The project aims to produce high-purity electrolytic manganese metal and manganese sulphate.
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Shareholders on the register yesterday can take part.
The company aims to produce high-purity manganese sulphate for lithium-ion battery cathodes as well as electrolytic manganese metal for use in certain specialty steels.
$700,000 in cash as consideration for the sale has been received from St Barbara Ltd.
Funding will be used to evaluate renewable energy as a potential power source for the project.
The ongoing pre-feasibility study on Element 25’s Butcherbird Manganese Project is scheduled for completion in mid-2019.
Thirteen diamond drill holes were completed for geotechnical tests and provided about 2.4 tonnes of samples for metallurgical testing.
Test work on Butcherbird ore recently produced very high purity 99.95% manganese metal.
The tests utilised the processing flowsheet developed in conjunction with the CSIRO for extracting manganese from ores.
Green Dam is a secondary project alongside the Butcherbird Manganese Project.
Upgraded resources will form part of a maiden reserve statement for the world-class project in WA.
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The company is aiming to supply the lithium-ion battery industry as well as the specialty steels market.
The two-day Technology and Low Emission Minerals Conference featured many of Australia’s emerging resource companies focused on sustainable operations and new energy minerals.
Keynote speaker the Hon Bill Johnston MLA told the conference that new and renewable energy technologies represent a once-in-a-generation opportunity for WA.
The conference will be held at the Westin Hotel in Perth next Tuesday and Wednesday, November 13 and 14.
The company has been advised of a pathway to project financing provided results are in line with the completed scoping study.
Drilling is expected to take four weeks with assays due in December 2018.
The project can return continued income to Element in the form of a royalty from Edna May Operations.
The project is being sold to Ramelius Resources Ltd’s wholly-owned subsidiary Edna May Operations Pty Ltd.
The project hosts Australia’s largest onshore manganese deposit.
Australia’s largest onshore manganese deposit with >180 million tonnes of manganese ore.