We want to extend our gratitude to every member of our dedicated team, our valued suppliers and contractors whose unwavering support has been instrumental in bringing us to this pivotal moment of near operations. The journey to reach this milestone has been nothing short of monumental, marked by perseverance, collaboration, and innovation. As we reflect on this significant achievement, we are compelled to recognise the invaluable contributions of the suppliers and construction partners who have guided and propelled us forward on this transformative journey.

Here are some of the completed areas over the last month.

The Fly Ash and hydromet areas have been successfully commissioned, ready for operations. Installation of the major equipment required for the filter area is completed and used to process and store our saleable by-products such as char, silica and calcium carbonate (agricultural lime). Installation and commissioning of piping, electrical, instrumentation equipment for the spray roaster area, is ready for operations.

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Latrobe Magnesium is featured in this year's Australian Critical Minerals Prospectus

We appreciate the recognition and look forward to contributing to the sustainable development of critical minerals in Australia.

The full Australian Critical Minerals Prospectus can be found from the @Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) link: https://www.globalaustralia.gov.au/sites/default/files/2024-01/ATIC_Australian_Critical_Minerals_Jan_2024.pdf

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Magnesium News

Magnesium is emerging as a key player in Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) drone construction materials! Magnesium-based materials offer high rigidity, noise reduction and crash worthiness as notable benefits. Unlike CFRP and other composites, magnesium materials are easier to separate and recycle at the end of a UAV's service life.

Learn more in this Frontiers article: https://loom.ly/G5pxrto

Stay tuned as we near operations!