Posted on Linked in this morning Our Early Works program is well underway at Mighty Mt Carbine#Tungstenmine. Our hard-working team is building new conveyor supports and we have poured the footings for our state of the art BIG sorter. The investment in early works will debottleneck the task of treating the historic low-grade stockpile which has been sitting around for many decades. The process involves traditional sorting and then using our amazingTOMRA MiningXRT systems to upgrade the product stream into the gravity separation plant. We have two main products, a 50%-ish WO3 concentrate (our headline product) and waste rock which is finding a great market for our quarry team as road base and other rock product. We also have some fantastic larger rocks which are a landscaper's dream for FNQ's iconic gardens. The work goes on as we work through the optimisation of the feasibility study for reopening of the Andy White openpit. These early works will fit nicely into the enhanced project we hope Mt Carbine will become. We thank our contractors, engineers and our shareholders for their support in breathing life back into Mt Carbine.
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Our Early Works program is well underway at Mighty Mt Carbine #Tungsten mine. Our hard-working team is building new conveyor supports and we have poured the footings for our state of the art BIG sorter. The investment in early works will debottleneck the task of treating the historic low-grade stockpile which has been sitting around for many decades. The process involves traditional sorting and then using our amazing TOMRA Mining XRT systems to upgrade the product stream into the gravity separation plant. We have two main products, a 50%-ish WO3 concentrate (our headline product) and waste rock which is finding a great market for our quarry team as road base and other rock product. We also have some fantastic larger rocks which are a landscaper's dream for FNQ's iconic gardens. The work goes on as we work through the optimisation of the feasibility study for reopening of the Andy White openpit. These early works will fit nicely into the enhanced project we hope Mt Carbine will become. We thank our contractors, engineers and our shareholders for their support in breathing life back into Mt Carbine.