High Grade Rutile Recovered from Graphite Tailings
Filed with ASX · · 14 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
Sovereign Metals Limited reports the successful recovery of high-grade rutile from graphite tailings at its Malingunde project in Malawi, indicating potential for additional revenue streams alongside graphite production. The testwork demonstrated that rutile and leucoxene can be produced with high purity using traditional mineral separation methods, highlighting the project's economic viability. The company plans to conduct further studies to explore the commercial production of rutile as a co-product from graphite operations.
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Earlier from Sovereign Metals
- June 2018 Quarterly Report
- 99.9995% Purity Confirms Battery and Downstream Suitability
- Resource Upgrade - Malingunde Flake Graphite Project
- Validation of Flowsheet and Potential Additional Plant Feed
- March 2018 Quarterly Report
Later from Sovereign Metals
- Bulk Sample Drilling for Pilot Plant Commences at Malingunde
- September 2018 Quarterly Report
- PFS Delivers Lowest Operating Cost Flake Graphite Project
- High-Grade, Broad & Widespread Rutile Potential in Malawi
- December 2018 Quarterly Report
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