Heavy Rare Earths sees a pathway to development at Cowalinya
August 07, 2023 at 11:02 pm
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Heavy Rare Earths Ltd (ASX:HRE) executive director Richard Brescianini speaks to Thomas Warner from Proactive about the Australian rare earth exploration and development company's ongoing projects and provided updates on their quarterly report. Heavy Rare Earths is primarily focused on its Cowalinya Project, a clay-hosted rare earth venture located in Western Australia.
Additionally, the company has acquired a new project in the Northern Territory and is in the process of applying for two other rare earth projects in Western Australia. The interview highlights the main points from the recent quarterly report, focusing on the developments related to the Cowalinya project.
The company has conducted substantial drilling over the past six months, leading to an expansion of the potential area for mineral resource upgrades. Brescianini also emphasises the significant progress made in the metallurgical aspect of their operations, particularly in the recovery of valuable magnet rare earths, and expresses optimism about the potential development opportunities arising from these findings.
Looking ahead, Heavy Rare Earths expects plenty busy news flow in the coming months, including the commencement of work on the Duke project in the Northern Territory, updates on the Cowalinya Project's mineral resources, and the production of market assessment samples by year-end.
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Heavy Rare Earths Limited is a rare earth exploration and development company. The Companyâs key exploration project is Cowalinya, near Esperance in Western Australia. The Cowalinya rare earth project is located 70 kilometers (km) south-east of Norseman and 110 km north-northeast (NNE) of Esperance in Western Australia. The Cowalinya rare earth project comprises a 253 square kilometers (km2) tenement package (E63/1972, E63/2144, E63/2145). The Duke rare earth project is located 50 km north-west of Tennant Creek, 25 km west of the Stuart Highway, and on the Darwin-Adelaide rail line. The 100%-owned Merino rare earth project comprises two contiguous granted exploration licenses E59/2795 and E59/2796 (269 km2) in the Mid-West region, approximately 225 km east-northeast of the port city of Geraldton along the Geraldton-Mount Magnet Road. Its Perenjori rare earth project comprises two contiguous granted exploration licenses E70/6397 and E70/6398 (329 km2) in the Mid-West region.