It has been a long time between drinks for South Australia in terms of new mine developments, especially successful ones. However, one of the industry’s quiet achievers has unexpectedly emerged as the State’s best chance of ending that disappointing drought. http://online.anyflip.com/tcch/sdvu/mobile/index.html#p=1
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SOUTH Australian-based graphite developer Renascor Resources has high hopes a mineral lease for its prospective Siviour graphite project on the state’s Eyre Peninsula will be approved in the next few weeks after signing off on the terms and conditions proposed by the SA Minister for Energy and Mining Dan van Holst Pellekaan.
https://www.miningmonthly.com/development/news/1360146/renascor-happy-with-siviour-lease-terms
Hartleys lifted its net asset value estimate on Renascor Resources Ltd.’s Siviour graphite project in South Australia with China expected to become a net importer of graphite for the first time this year, a situation that will favor the ASX-listed junior.
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A WINDSWEPT paddock on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula could offer a drought-affected community a lifeline with explorer Renascor Resources’ planned 142,000 tonne per year graphite operation at the Siviour deposit expected to bring more than 100 jobs to the region.
https://www.miningmonthly.com/development/news/1358504/sunburnt-country-for-renascor
A WINDSWEPT paddock on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia could offer a drought-affected community a lifeline with explorer Renascor Resources’ planned 142,000 tonne per year graphite operation at the Siviour deposit expected to bring more than 100 jobs to the region.
https://www.miningnews.net/site-visits/news/1358563/renascor-offers-hope-in-drought-country
Renascor Resources Ltd. has revealed a different staged approach to large-scale development of its Siviour graphite project on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula as potentially the “best of both worlds” option most likely to attract finance.
Renascor revealed in its prefeasibility study in March 2018 that it was weighing up a 200,000-tonne-per-annum small-scale plant for the first three years before ramping up to 1.85 Mtpa out to 30 years, or coming straight out with a 1.65 Mtpa plant.
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