Arafura Resources’ rare earth project has significant catalysts in the current year: Patersons
Production is targeted for 2022, with the company actively seeking offtake partners and funding.
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Arafura Rare Earths Ltd is developing the Nolans rare earths project in the Northern Territory of Australia.
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Production is targeted for 2022, with the company actively seeking offtake partners and funding.
Thor is making good progress with exploration work at Bonya
The results are preliminary and subject to confirmation in laboratory work, expected to be complete within four weeks.
The company’s flagship asset is its Nolans Neodymium-Praseodymium (NdPr) Project in the Northern Territory.
Preliminary drill results measured with a portable XRF gun show broad high-grade tungsten.
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Bonya lies adjacent to Thor's flagship Molyhil project
Bonya is adjacent to Thor's Molyhil Tungsten Project which comprises tungsten, copper and vanadium.
The company has signed two non-binding offtake MoUs for rare earth products from the flagship NdPr project in the Northern Territory.
The company’s securities will remain in a halt until Tuesday, April 16, 2019, or when an announcement is released to the market.
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Arafura has signed two non-binding offtake memoranda of understanding (MoUs) for its three rare earth products to date.
The Bonya project is held in joint venture with operator Thor Mining Plc (ASX:THR) who owns 40%.
The company said drilling is now expected to commence in early April, with further updates expected on drilling progress, preliminary on-site x-ray fluorescence analysis) followed by formal laboratory assays
The company published the results of a definitive feasibility study at the Nolans Rare Earths Project in February 2019 indicating a strong return on investment.
The project has the potential to be a competitive low-cost source of NdPr oxide for the clean energy industry.
Non-executive director Mark Southey has demonstrated his confidence in the company’s magnet metals strategy.