By: Philip Whiterow
The key asset is the Molyhil tungsten and molybdenum project, which lies 220 kilometres east of Alice Springs.
Since mid-2004 it has been the subject of systematic testwork comprising geophysical exploration, diamond and reverse circulation drilling programmes, surface and underground bulk sampling, metallurgical testwork and a geotechnical study.
A feasibility study revealed in August 2018 that the project is technically and economically viable, has a seven-year life, with strong financial returns and rapid capital payback.