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Tornadotony

"Army Major in Shanghai" - You are paranoid!!!

"..RBW as they are a material market threat."

Technology or an attempt to use it to extract REE from phosphogypsum, which has a low REE content? With dubious financial and technological efficiency.)

Https://skillings.net/techmets-strategic-investments-in-battery-metals-with-brian-menell-dig-deep-the-mining-podcast/

I know the answer very well, unlike you.

- in Finland, phosphogypsum reserves exceed 50 Mt with an annual increase of 1.5 Mt.

- in Poland, more than 5 Mt has been accumulated at the he Wizów Chemical Plant landfill;

Question: Why is REE not extracted from phosphogypsum in the EU? No technology?

Very funny

Fulmar29

If you had developed critical thinking, then you would realize that the extraction of REE from phosphogypsum using existing technologies is at least low profitability, and possibly unprofitable.

Fulmar29

Phalaborwa

"This data suggests that most of the Ce, La and Nd (81%, 86% and 83% of the total

of each REE, respectively) is hosted within the Ca, Al, REE fluoride phase. On this basis, the maximum

extraction of the light rare earths would be expected to be ~80% under conditions which do not attack

monazite." PAE p.54,55

Uberaba

"Mineralogical evaluation of the leach residue carried out at SGS Laboratories in Lakefield, Canada, has revealed that 50% to 71% of the rare earth oxides are contained in monazite."

If the REE mineralization in phosphogypsum Phalaborwa and Uberaba were so "similar", then you would have already read Uberaba's PAE.

Good luck with your wait for PAE Morocco)))

"every ore body is unique, as George once said."

George previously said - "As anticipated, the Uberaba material has similar characteristics to Phalaborwa "

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"Iluka is building a refinery – backed by the Australian government to the tune of $1.25 billion – in Eneabba north of Perth that will produce enough separated light and heavy rare earth oxides to meet more than half of the West’s forecast demand by 2030."

-Iluka’s state-of-the-art refinery will enable processing of a range of feedstocks, including those of third party producers.

-From 2026, Iluka will produce the rare earth oxides neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, terbium and more.

-The refinery will have a total production capacity of up to 23,000* tonnes of rare earth oxides each year.

Does anyone know how “SOUTHERN AFRICAN RARE EARTHS 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2024” went, in which RBW took part?

https://www.saimm.co.za/media/com_eventbooking/Rare%20Earths%20Preliminary%20Programme%2030052024.pdf

Extraction of rare earth elements from

Phalaborwa phosphogypsum

R.A. Wildenboer and R.F. Sandenbergh,

Rainbow Rare Earths Pty. Ltd,

University of Pretoria, South Africa

Https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/rare-earths-stocks-9-biggest-companies-2024

Tornadotony

"The changes to be done are very significant as explained by the CEO presentation this morning."

How much time and money will this require?

Https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/norwegian-explorer-reports-europes-largest-rare-earths-deposit

The news is NOT NEW, but "The company also intends to establish a pilot factory in the municipality of Nome to test new technologies and optimize mineral processing. Buoyed by an investment of 20 million Norwegian kroner from Telemark Utviklingsfond, Rare Earths Norway said the pilot will serve as an educational platform for future staff training."

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