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Clarification Announcement
On 11 September 2023, DY6 Metals Ltd (ASX:DY6) (“DY6” or “the Company”) released an announcement that contained visual observations entitled “Maiden drilling at Machinga identifies potential for widespread REE mineralisation” (“Announcement”).
The Company wishes to provide clarification that visual observations contained in the Announcement should not be considered a proxy or substitute for laboratory analysis which is required to determine the widths and grade of any mineralisation identified in primary geological logging.
The Company also wishes to clarify that the presence of eudialyte does not necessarily equate to rare earth (“REE”) mineralisation until confirmed by chemical analysis. Furthermore, it is not possible to visually estimate the percentage of REE mineralisation, and this will be determined by laboratory results reported in full once received, which in respect of the first batch of diamond drilling assays, is estimated to be around late October this year.
A replacement announcement as at today’s date has been made to the ASX (released at the same time as this announcement) (“Replacement Announcement”) which clarifies the above and also includes a summary of the visual drill core, refer to new table on page 9 of the Replacement Announcement, entitled “Table 2: Summary Geological Logs”.
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Quarterly Activities Report for the Period Ended 30 June 2024
Heavy rare earths and critical metals explorerDY6 Metals Ltd (ASX: DY6) (“DY6”, “the Company”) is pleased to present its quarterly activities report for the June 2024 quarter.
Tundulu (REE)
- Historical high-grade drill intercepts reported at Tundulu including1:
- 101m @ 1.02% TREO, 3.6% P2O5 from surface (TU030)
- 109m @ 1.06% TREO, 3.7% P2O5 from 53m (TU035)
- 100m @ 1.09% TREO, 12.6% P2O5 from 30m (TU042)
- 97m @ 1.35% TREO, 14.4% P2O5 from surface (TU050)
- 91m @ 1.09% TREO, 7.6% P2O5 from 46m (TU026)
- Formal granting of licence area for the Tundulu Project awarded by the Malawian Department of Mines
- Engagement of Met Chem Consulting for initial metallurgical evaluation to review historical testwork work programs and assess the findings from the 2017 metallurgical report
- Trench sampling program (~150kg sample) at historic trench TUTR10 at Nathace Hill completed as part of initial met test work program
Machinga (HREE & Nb)
- Sampling program consisting of a total of 727 rock chips and soil samples completed into recently granted licence area at Machinga. Rock chips returning up to 3.22% TREO and up to 0.75% Nb2O5
- Two anomalies west of the main road of the newly granted licence show a much more continuous character of higher TREO results - highlighting the scale potential of REE mineralisation in this new area of the licence. Assays will assist in refining targets ahead of next phase of drilling.
Ngala Hill (PGE, Cu & Ni)
- Targeted reconnaissance sampling program at Ngala Hill PGE, Cu & Ni Project underway
- 3 key target zones of palladium rich Pd+Pt+Au+Cu mineralisation have been identified from historical trenching and limited drill testing
- DY6 will undertake a rock chip and soil sampling program to follow up on known high grade areas as well as aiming to expand the zone of mineralisation
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Reconnaissance Sampling Program Commences at Ngala Hill PGE Project to Follow up Historical Targets
DY6 Metals Ltd (ASX: DY6, “DY6” or the “Company”), a strategic metals explorer targeting Heavy Rare Earths (HREE) and Niobium (Nb) in southern Malawi, is pleased to report it is preparing for commencement of a reconnaissance program at the Company’s highly prospective PGE project at Ngala Hill in southern Malawi. The Company has commenced community engagement with local community members at the project site with the purpose to facilitate awareness of the exploration program planned by DY6.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Targeted reconnaissance sampling program commences at DY6’s highly prospective PGE, Cu & Ni project at Ngalla Hill, Southern Malawi
- At Ngala Hill, 3 key target zones of palladium rich Pd+Pt+Au+Cu mineralisation have been identified from historical trenching and limited drill testing
- DY6 will undertake a rock chip and soil sampling program to follow up on known high grade areas as well as aiming to expand the zone of mineralisation
- No significant modern exploration including electromagnetics (EM) to target massive sulphides has been undertaken at Ngala Hill
- Trenching by Placer Dome in 2000 included results of:
- 12m at 3g/t PGE+Au; and
- 70m at 1.12g/t PGE+Au, including 8m at 3.3g/t PGE+Au
- The main mineralised zone has only had limited modern drilling
The Company’s CEO, Mr Lloyd Kaiser said:“Our team in Malawi has actively built strong relationships with local communities across our projects and this early engagement at Ngala Hill is setting the foundation between the Company and the community as we prepare to mobilise the geo team and embark on our first exploration campaign at Ngala.”
Figure 1: Location of the Ngala Hill PGE Project in southern Malawi
Background on the Project
The Ngala Hill ultramafic chonolith is an arcuate-shaped intrusion, with dimensions of approximately 2.4km by 0.7km and was intruded into the underlying Proterozoic Basement Complex gneisses. The Ngala Hill Project is characterised by an intrusive ultramafic suite of pyroxenites and hornblende- pyroxenites that intrude basement gneisses. The pyroxenite facies of the ultramafic complex is prospective for platinum group elements (PGEs), predominantly palladium, and associated copper.
Initial work at Ngala Hill in the late 1960s included geochemical sampling programs undertaken by the British and Malawian Geological Surveys. Phelps Dodge started an exploration program for PGEs on Ngala Hill in 1999 with approximately 600 m of trenching. Metapyroxenite and amphibolite with an PGE- gold-copper nickel association was intersected trenching and yielded 1.41g/t Pt+Pd+Au and 1,430 ppm Cu over a length of 64m.
In 2000, Placer Dome confirmed further anomalies with encouraging results received from several trenches including 12m at 3g/t PGE+Au and 70 m at 1.12g/t PGE+Au, including 8m at 3.3g/t PGE+Au.
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Heavy Rare Earths & Niobium Explorer DY6 Metals Lists On ASX Following Successful $7M IPO
Heavy rare earths and niobium explorer DY6 Metals Limited (ASX: DY6) (“DY6”, “the Company”) is pleased to announce that its shares will begin trading on the Australian Securities Exchange at 9am Perth today.
- $7 million successfully raised via IPO, including $2.5 million from Hong Kong- based cornerstone investors, Zhenshi Group and Zhung Nam New Material Company
- Funds to be used for exploration on three 100%-owned rare earths and critical metals projects in southern Malawi
- Malawi is an attractive and stable mining jurisdiction with proven potential for hosting major rare earth deposits including Lindian Resources’ world class Kangankunde discovery (40km east of the Company’s Machinga Project)
- RC drilling is already underway at the flagship Machinga project, with diamond drilling scheduled to commence next month
- Drilling aims to follow up high grade 2010 results by Globe Metals and Mining (ASX:GBE)§Machinga is enriched in heavy rare earths (Dysprosium and Terbium) and Niobium
DY6’s listing follows a successful initial public offering (IPO), which raised $7 million. As part of this, the Company attracted a combined $2.5 million from Hong Kong-based strategic investors, Zhensi Group (HK) Heshi Composite Materials Co., Limited and Zhung Nam New Material Company Limited.
The funds raised in the IPO will be used primarily for exploration at the Company’s three 100%-owned rare earths and critical metals projects located in southern Malawi, a stable and attractive African jurisdiction with proven potential for hosting major mineral deposits.
DY6 has recently commenced a 5,000m program of reverse circulation and diamond drilling at the flagship Machinga project, only 40km east of Lindian Resources’ Kangankunde carbonatite discovery, which is widely regarded as the world’s best undeveloped rare earths project.
Machinga is particularly enriched with high-value heavy rare earth elements dysprosium and terbium. The project also holds significant niobium and tantalum potential as well.
Non-executive Chairman Dan Smith said: “DY6 has recently started its maiden drill program at the exciting Machinga project. In addition to being a potential source of the critical heavy rare earth elements Dysprosium and Terbium, Machinga also contains significant Niobium mineralisation.
The Company is seeking to emulate the success of Lindian Resources in proving up a major critical minerals project in southern Malawi. We believe the projects and the team we have assembled provide us with an excellent opportunity.”
Image 1: RC Drilling underway at Machinga HREO + Nb Project
Six targets have been identified to date within the Machinga North concession and the Company will be following up on previous high grade intercepts from a previous 2010 campaign undertaken by Globe Metals and Mining (ASX:GBE).
DY6’s other projects in southern Malawi, Salambidwe and Ngala Hill, have also been subject to previous exploration: rock chips from Salambidwe returned high grade values of TREO and Nb while soil samples from Ngala Hill and limited previous drilling by Phelps Dodge returned high grade results of Pd, Pt, Au and Cu.
The Company plans to carry out detailed geophysical and geological sampling programs at Salambidwe to aid in defining targets for a maiden drilling campaign towards the end of the year. RC drilling at Ngala Hill is scheduled for around the same time.
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Basin Energy Limited (ASX: BSN) – Trading Halt
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The securities of Basin Energy Limited (‘BSN’) will be placed in trading halt at the request of BSN, pending it releasing an announcement. Unless ASX decides otherwise, the securities will remain in trading halt until the earlier of the commencement of normal trading on Thursday, 31 October 2024 or when the announcement is released to the market.
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TRS Boomsafe and Steelwrist Introduce Automated Attachment Changes for Crushing Plants
Total Rockbreaking Solutions (TRS) announces a groundbreaking solution for attachment changeovers in crushing plants that minimises downtime, increases safety, and maximises productivity for mining operators.
TRS BoomSafe® boom control system has been programmed to work with the SteelWrist fully automatic quick couplers that allow fully automatic attachment changes, eliminating the need for manual intervention.
Time is a critical factor in any crushing plant, where delays can significantly impact production. Equipment disruptions, such as the need to service a hammer or change its tool, are inevitable. However, with advanced systems like BoomSafe® paired with Steelwrist's automatic hydraulic connection, attachment switching is now faster and safer, eliminating the need for manual intervention.
Operators can now keep crushing plants running seamlessly with BoomSafe®'s automated attachment changeover feature. At the press of a button, BoomSafe® automatically connects, disconnects, and switches between attachments such as hammers, without any manual effort from the operator.
The BoomSafe® system is designed to work in perfect synchronisation with Steelwrist quick couplers, which comply with the Open-S industry standard for fully automatic quick couplers. This integration ensures a fully automated attachment change, preventing the need for manual steps like disconnecting hydraulic hoses, unlocking pins, or bleeding the system. The result is faster, safer transitions between attachments, minimizing leakages and pressure drops.
Benefits of BoomSafe® and Steelwrist Integration:
- Automated Switching: Attachments can be changed quickly, keeping production running smoothly.
- Increased Safety: Eliminates the need for manual intervention, reducing the risk of injury.
- Improved Efficiency: No need to manually close valves or purge for trapped gases, saving valuable time.
About BoomSafe®
BoomSafe® is a purpose-built boom control system designed to optimize the operation of fixed pedestal boom systems. It offers remote operation, automated movements, and advanced collision prevention, making it the most reliable and cost-effective automation and remote-control solution on the market. BoomSafe® has been successfully installed across multiple sites and is recognized for its rugged design, ease of customization, and low maintenance.
About Steelwrist Quick Couplers
Steelwrist quick couplers allow fully automatic attachment changes in compliance with Open-S, the open industry standard. This ensures compatibility, reliability, and performance, enhancing the efficiency of mining operations worldwide.
About Total Rockbreaking Solutions (TRS)
Total Rockbreaking Solutions (TRS) is a Western Australian-owned company specialising in the design, sales, and service of boom systems, boom control technologies, hydraulic power units, and a wide range of specialist hydraulic attachments for the mining, construction, civil works, and recycling industries.
For more information, contact TRS at 1300 921 498, email engineering@trswa.com.au, visit https://www.totalrockbreaking.com.au/applications/mining-quarrying/boomsafe-boom-automation-and-control-system/ or view the demo video on https://youtu.be/Gv6DT0kJ6b0
Fleet Takes Next Big Step in Exploration Space
‘Reducing friction between data acquisition, integration and targeting essential to accelerate the path to discovery’
Fleet Space Technologies CEO Flavia Tata Nardini says the fast-moving Australian scale-up has taken another key step in its mission to accelerate terrestrial mineral exploration discovery rates by integrating gravity survey data gathering into its multi-physics technology platform.
Tata Nardini, who will update on ExoSphere Gravity and a big recent haul of new Fleet customer alliances at IMARC 2024 in Sydney on October 29, says combining gravity with the company’s real-time Ambient Noise Tomography (ANT) surveys can boost exploration productivity and speed.
“By leveling up traditional geophysical methods with ExoSphere’s vertically integrated hardware stack powered by space and AI we can maximise the value of multi-physics datasets like gravity and decrease cost per discovery, all while minimising environmental impact,” she says.
“Reducing the friction between data acquisition, integration and targeting is essential to accelerate the path to discovery.”
Fleet Space chief scientist Gerrit Olivier says an integrated multi-physics approach can cut common gravity model false positives and put more high-value data in front of geoscientists early in search cycles.
He says density, as measured by gravity surveys, and seismic velocity, as measured by ANT, are critical metrics for effective mineral detection.
“Joint analysis of ambient noise tomography and gravity is critical to enhance vectoring into mineralisation and optimise drilling design,” Olivier says.
“By simultaneously analysing multiple physical properties we significantly de-risk and reduce the uncertainty of interpreting geophysical anomalies by delivering a far more comprehensive understanding of the subtle and significant geological connections of the subsurface composition.”
More than 40 users, including mining majors Rio Tinto and Barrick Gold, have deployed ANT and Fleet’s ExoSphere nano-satellite real-time 3D imaging tools.
Extension of Fleet’s ongoing collaboration with Rio Tinto into Argentina was recently announced with a large-scale ExoSphere deployment at the Rincon lithium project. Rio Tinto will develop 3D subsurface maps across 100 square kilometres of the project’s salt flat and nearby subvolcanic structures to probe reservoir basement depth and brine influencing features.
Fleet says ANT data acquisition and processing using its satellite network can deliver actionable 3D subsurface insights in days with near-zero environmental impact.
This year it has already conducted its largest real-time ANT copper survey across 1800sq.km of Australia’s Macquarie Arc for Inflection Resources and AngloGold Ashanti, and done the world’s highest ANT survey for Gold Fields at Salares Norte in Chile.
Barrick engaged Fleet Space to deliver 3D subsurface maps across 1150sq.km of its major Reko Diq copper project in Pakistan.
Fleet Space announced a new A$50 million private equity funding last year.
Metso Opens DRI Smelting Furnace Pilot Plant in Finland
‘The road to a one million tonnes per annum plant is not far away’
Metso senior smelting manager Timo Haimi will have some news hot off the proverbial steel press when he talks about green iron smelting technology for Australian iron ores at IMARC 2024 in Sydney this week.
Haimi arrives from Finland, where Metso has just announced the opening of its state-of-the-art DRI (direct reduced iron) Smelting Furnace pilot facility at Pori in the country’s west.
The new facility enables customer-specific pilot-scale testing to demonstrate the applicability and results of industrial-scale DRI smelting with Metso’s Outotec DRI Smelting Furnace technology, supporting what the manufacturer says is rapidly increasing demand for reliable testing as iron and steel makers transition to emissions-free smelting.
“This new pilot facility is yet another example of Metso’s cutting-edge solutions that support the minerals and metals processing industry in the quest to implement new sustainable technologies,” said Metso smelting vice president, Jyrki Makkonen.
“Metso’s DRI Smelting Furnace substitutes traditional blast furnaces used in iron and steel making and enables a significant reduction of emissions when combined with a direct reduction plant.
With the pilot facility, Metso can reliably test various types of customer materials for industrial scale-up.
Speaking with Mining Beacon recently (https://miningbeacon.com/industry/applied-innovati...), Haimi said the DRI Smelting Furnace was one of the company’s breakthrough technologies for decarbonising the iron and steel industry.
It could be integrated with Metso’s hydrogen-based Circored process or other direct reduction processes.
“The DRI Smelting Furnace is based on the same proven technologies that we have been using for decades in multiple smelting projects, but for different metals. We are already processing hundreds of tonnes of feed materials in our smelters,” Haimi told Mining Beacon.
“So only the feed material, the DRI, is new for the process, which is why we are doing internal and external pilot testwork to prove this process.
“But compared to other new technologies we are well advanced.
“The road to a one million tonnes per annum [DRI Smelting Furnace] plant is not far away.”
Timo Haimi talks green iron smelting and potential applications for Australian iron ores on Wednesday at 12.55pm in the Caterpillar Energy Transition & Decarbonisation Theatre and returns to the theatre on Thursday for a panel discussion on Australia’s strategic steps to becoming a green superpower.
Chile’s Mining Undersecretary Chahuan Heads IMARC Delegation
Event a ‘great opportunity to collaborate and take advantage of our complementary strengths’
Chile and Australia share global leadership in the production of critical minerals essential for the energy transition but also a “common vision of more sustainable, inclusive and environmentally friendly mining”, according to Chile mining undersecretary Suina Chahuan Kim, who is leading a large delegation from the country at IMARC 2024.
The Ministry of Mining-led contingent features 25 public and private companies as well as representatives from Auscham, Invest Chile, Sonami (Sociedad Nacional de Mineria) and Fisa.
“Participating in IMARC is an excellent opportunity to highlight the solid offering of our national suppliers and open doors to foreign investment, showing the diverse opportunities that mining offers in our country,” undersecretary Chahuan says.
“At the same time we seek spaces for collaboration to explore innovative technologies and strategies that improve the efficiency and sustainability of our industry.”
The two countries had a “great opportunity to collaborate and take advantage of our complementary strengths”.
Chile’s mining exports have grown by an average 8% a year since 1960 to hit US$52.46 billion in 2023. Last year also saw Chilean companies supply circa-500 products and services worth more than $1.2 billion to over 90 markets outside Chile.
Sales of these products and services to Australia have nearly doubled to $15.8 million over the past six years.
The Chilean delegation in Sydney is being hosted by the country’s ambassador to Australia, Jaime Chomali, and ProChile commercial director, Juan Pablo Julio.
“Our country is internationally recognised as a world leader in the production of copper and other minerals,” says Juan Pablo.
“This position is due to, among other factors, the professionalism of national companies, their human capital and their ability to respond to the highest standards and demands, delivering innovative and highly technological solutions.
“This is the offer we want to present at IMARC 2024 so that more and more Chilean companies are established here in the Australian market.”
Chilean companies and organisations present this year include LM Abogados, Sonami, Vantaz Group, Pares & Alvarez, 100 Minds, Novamine, Andes Analytical Assay, Grupo Bbosch, Consorcio FMT-Bbosch, Codelco, WIM Chile, Auscham, Inexlink, WeTechs, GEM Mining Consulting, C&G, Mine Partner, Sattel, Sorena, X-Analytic and American Air.
Jorge Riesco, president of the country’s national mining society, Sonami, says IMARC is a key platform for the organisation in Australia.
“The objective is to support the work that seeks to position Chile as the main mining supplier worldwide,” he says.
“As part of our attendance we will not only participate as exhibitors in the different seminars that will be held, but we will also hold meetings with industry executives to strengthen our commercial ties and highlight the potential of our mining industry, which, while it has interesting resources, also has adequate regulations to attract investments and highly qualified human capital.”
Don’t miss undersecretary Chahuan and other Chilean mining industry leaders speaking on Tuesday about the country’s contribution to the global energy transition, and other themes, in the MMG Global Opportunities Theatre, or the La Noche de Chile networking event on Wednesday.
On Thursday, Centre for Innovation and Circular Economy Chile founder, Petar Ostojic, is speaking in the Newmont Plenary Theatre, while Jorge Riesco appears in the Global Opportunities Theatre.
IWIM Seeks Partners to Drive Industry-Wide Equity Initiatives
International Women in Mining (IWIM) is looking for new partners to help it “scale up our impact” on the industry’s energy transition, critical minerals, decarbonisation, social and governance agendas.
“We are seeking partners who share our vision of an inclusive future for the natural resources sector,” IWIM industry relationship manager Allison Coppel said ahead of IMARC 2024, where the global not-for-profit organisation is launching its new growth strategy.
“By aligning your organisation with IWIM you will help drive tangible, measurable change while enhancing your own position as a leader in equity and sustainability.”
With an expanded focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) beyond gender, IWIM is well-positioned to lead systemic change across the industry, according to Coppel.
It was seeking “like-minded financial partners to join us on this journey”.
IWIM’s new vision is an “equitable and inclusive natural resources sector where all people can thrive”, the group says.
Over 15 years it has “consistently demonstrated its ability to affect meaningful change at both the policy and industry levels”.
“Our new strategy leverages this experience, offering potential partners the opportunity to invest in sustainable change, influence policy and industry standards and drive tangible results,” IWIM says.
The latter has been seen in leadership diversity and organisational transformation outcomes achieved through strategic initiatives such as the International Women in Resources Mentoring Programme (IWRMP) and IWIM’s DEI tools and frameworks.
IWIM is also looking to work with corporate partners on collaborative impact and learning programs, focused on creating safe spaces for shared learning and tailored DEI support.
“This collective approach accelerates change, ensuring the broader adoption of best practices in diversity, equity and inclusion,” it says.
Aligning with IWIM can help companies boost their brand reputation.
“In today's rapidly evolving industry, businesses and stakeholders alike recognise that diversity of thought is not just a moral imperative, but a critical driver of innovation, productivity, and profitability,” the group says.
“IWIM is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation but we cannot do it alone.
“With the right financial support IWIM will be able to accelerate the pace of transformation, scaling our initiatives globally and making sure that no one is left behind in this critical movement toward a more inclusive industry.”
To learn more about IWIM’s new strategy and partnerships arrange a meeting with Eliza-Jane Young at IMARC or explore investment opportunities by contacting Allison Coppel: acoppel@internationalwim.org
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