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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 company's ESG credentials are strong, with its focus on a small carbon footprint, the use of plant-based principal reagent and a no-solid-waste philosophy.
The company has received new interest from potential offtake and financing partners following a multi-billion dollar injection of funds into the US clean energy and electric vehicle markets in the form of the Inflation Reduction Act, prompt
The DMS study shows that E25 can produce a higher quality product with less waste, which will improve pricing and reduce operating costs as it works to bring the manganese ore to market.
“We look forward to working closely with the Malaysian authorities to determine whether Sarawak is the optimal location for the development of our first processing facility as we pivot Element 25 to be a key participant in this emerging ind
New information will be included in the next resource model update for the global resource at Butcherbird with further drilling being planned to infill and better define mineralisation extensions and evaluate further extensions to mineralis
Rare earths & specialist minerals
The contract price received was higher than for previous shipments as the manganese ore market remained strong through Q2 2022.
“We are thrilled to support Element 25 in their ambition to bring to market Zero Carbon Manganese. They are demonstrating that with real-time transparency, it is possible to work together with downstream customers to bring sustainably produ
“Entering 2022, E25 remains firmly on track to achieve steady nameplate production from Butcherbird, before transitioning to our Stage 2 expansion operations later this year as we solidify our position as a globally significant producer of
E25 looks to expand into downstream processing for its Butcherbird manganese, returning favourable indications from its scoping study that a Southeast Asian-based processing facility could represent a low-cost, long-life opportunity to prod
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The processing plant is demonstrating significant performance improvements since the logwasher repair and engineering modification works were completed on schedule in late December 2021.
The company has installed processing plant upgrades designed to deliver more flexibility and ease of maintenance following forced downtime from a logwasher shaft failure. E25 is looking to expand its concentrate processing arm to eventually
Rare earths & specialist minerals
The halt was triggered by a logwasher failure on Friday, November 18, and will nominally reduce the tonnage in the manganese producer's planned November shipment.
Element 25 has significantly reduced costs associated with shipping for its third manganese shipment from the Butcherbird Manganese Project by reverting to Supramax freighters. The reduction in freight rate charges is effectively equivalent
“The optimisation work completed in this phase represents a genuine breakthrough in terms of simplifying the flowsheet and significantly reducing reagent consumption and residue production, both key drivers of production costs,” says MD.
Element 25’s Butcherbird project is Australia’s largest onshore manganese asset — one that will serve both the steelmaking and new energy vehicle markets in the decades to come.
The patent is based on a process-proven ambient temperature and atmospheric pressure leach with multiple rounds of testing successfully leaching project ores to produce a manganese sulphate solution.
Recent R&D work highlights that Butcherbird ores are highly amenable to an ambient temperature, atmospheric pressure leach process resulting in efficient extraction of the manganese into solution - the key requirement for the cost-effective
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The program utilised run of mine concentrate from its stage-1 Butcherbird processing plant, which will be the feedstock for the high-purity manganese sulphate monohydrate (HPMSM).
