Empire Metals has successfully produced rutile pigment from its Pitfield titanium ore in Western Australia through optimized hydrolysis and calcination. The testwork achieved a calculated pigment grade of 99.2% TiO2, despite an unexpected 0.65% sulphur content.
Empire Metals has successfully produced a rutile crystal pigment from its Pitfield project's weathered ores using its 'Empire Process' flowsheet. The development work demonstrates the ability to convert anatase-rich ores into high-purity rutile pigment, targeting the architectural coatings market.
Empire Metals has successfully produced a rutile crystal pigment from the Pitfield project's weathered ores using a metallurgical flowsheet called the 'Empire Process'. The process achieved a calculated purity of 99.2% TiO2, positioning the product for the high-value architectural coatings market.
McLaren Minerals Limited released its annual report, highlighting a significant update to the Mineral Resource Estimate for its McLaren Titanium Project, which saw a substantial increase in Indicated resources. The company also completed a positive Pre-Feasibility Study and commenced a Bankable Feasibility Study for the project. Additionally, McLaren Minerals successfully raised over $6 million through various equity offerings and entered into a conditional agreement to acquire the Barossa Zircon Project, expanding its mineral sands portfolio.
Empire Metals has reported a significant upgrade to its Pitfield Titanium Project resource, now totaling 8.16 billion tonnes at 4.3% TiO2. Additionally, the company's research into molten salt electrolysis has been accepted into an Australian government-backed critical metals initiative.
Empire Metals has joined an Australian government-backed critical metals initiative to research direct titanium metal production from its Pitfield project in Western Australia. The Pitfield project holds a massive 8.16 billion tonne resource grading 4.3% TiO₂.
Empire Metals Limited announced its interim results, highlighting a significant upgrade to the Pitfield Titanium Project's Mineral Resource Estimate, confirming it as the world's largest titanium resource. The company also completed an integrated metallurgical processing flowsheet for high-purity titanium products and successfully raised £8 million. These advancements de-risk the flagship project and position it for future development, despite the company reporting a net loss for the period.
Empire Metals Ltd has reported a massive upgrade to its Pitfield Titanium Project in Western Australia. The updated mineral resource estimate now stands at 8.16 billion tonnes at 4.3% TiO2, containing 349 million tonnes of TiO2.
Empire Metals has announced an upgraded mineral resource estimate for its Pitfield project in Western Australia, totaling 8.16 billion tonnes of titanium dioxide. The update includes the project's first measured resource and confirms the deposit as a world-scale titanium resource.
