News: PEK Shenghe Resources to buy 19.9% of Australia's Peak Rare Earths, page-215

Hi @Gammat,

Yes I agree that the processing of this ore is more complex than most.

Perhaps you might like to visit the plant with the highest concentration of personnel in the West
who have a decade of experience building, repairing, provisioning (reagents), marketing, and managing the production of Rare Earth concentrate
from an ore that is quite similar to that from Ngualla ( Google Maps Street View ) .

They also have a proven safe waste disposal process.


It is interesting that the plant is located in an area that will also be negatively impacted by the expected future decline in the processing of oil/gas field products. Just like the brownfields of North East UK.

Not being familiar with Perth (Western Australia, that is) I was amazed to see that, until very recently, the offices of Lynas, Pensana, and Peak Resources were all within 2 KM of each other. That City is without doubt the crucible of the generation of Rare Earth Processing projects in the West. There is every indication that will not change soon.