Australian Critical Minerals managing director Dean de Largie talked with Proactive’s Tylah Tully about the company’s key projects, Shaw and Cooletha, located in Western Australia's Pilbara region.
Dean shared updates on recent sampling results, highlighting grades of up to 65% iron at the Shaw Project and over 56% iron in the Cooletha Channel Iron deposits.
The Shaw Project shows promise, with a rich iron band stretching approximately seven kilometres, including a high-grade zone that’s 800 meters long and 130 meters wide.
Dean noted that exploration efforts in 2025 will include drilling at both Shaw and Cooletha.
With nearby infrastructure from major industry players such as FMG and Rio Tinto, ACM anticipates potential interest from neighbours as they advance these assets.
Dean also mentioned a strategic shift toward iron ore due to its significant potential, despite earlier lithium exploration.
A new technical advisor, Stuart Robinson, is expected to help refine geological models and guide exploration activities.
Stay tuned for updates as ACM moves into a pivotal year, with plans to deliver exciting developments early in 2025.