Copi Critical Minerals Project
Sector: Mining • Location: Wentworth, New South Wales, Australia
Source: Canadian Mining Journal
The Copi mineral sands mine project in New South Wales is expected to produce titanium minerals and rare earth elements including monazite and xenotime. It is one of the world's largest critical minerals deposits, with an expected production of up to 400,000 tonnes of critical mineral ore per year for 18 years. The project received development approval and aims for first production in early 2029.
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Description | The Copi mineral sands mine project in New South Wales is expected to produce titanium minerals and rare earth elements including monazite and xenotime. It is one of the world's largest critical minerals deposits, with an expected production of up to 400,000 tonnes of critical mineral ore per year for 18 years. The project received development approval and aims for first production in early 2029. |
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