“These new grants will help Australian critical minerals and rare earth projects reach the next stage of development and secure good, highly paid and highly skilled jobs in both mining, research and downstream processing,” Minister King said.
Minister King said the five new grants, and three grants previously announced, underlined the success of the International Partnerships in Critical Minerals program, set up to support early to mid-stage critical minerals projects of mutual interest to our international partners.
The program has supported projects involving industry partners from the US, Japan, the Republic of Korea and Canada. Source - MP King
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This is fantastic news for the entire Australian critical minerals sector.The mention of Canada is interesting. I suspect that is our MOU with Neo Performance. All these projects appear to have international backing and funding coming their way on the back on this.
If so, it underscores the role that government policies can play. Australia is open for business and a sense of urgency has begun.
AIMO, DYOR GLTA(patient)H
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