Mkango Resources has a ravenous appetite for rare earths: TSXV and AIM-listed Mkango Resources sits in a rather unique position amongst its junior rare earths peers – who are focused on bringing mines into production but struggling to secure funding to do so.
Not only does Mkango Resources have the financial backing of a prestigious partner – Talaxis – the company is investigating the potential to bring a large-scale mine to market as well as the delivery of separated rare earth metals, CEO WILLIAM DAWES tells LAURA CORNISH.
Mkango’s Songwe Hill rare earth project, located in southern Malawi, could potentially move into construction towards the start of 2021 – upon completion of a bankable feasibility study (BFS) – which is currently underway – and a positive set of results.
Not only does Mkango Resources have the financial backing of a prestigious partner – Talaxis – the company is investigating the potential to bring a large-scale mine to market as well as the delivery of separated rare earth metals, CEO WILLIAM DAWES tells LAURA CORNISH.
Mkango’s Songwe Hill rare earth project, located in southern Malawi, could potentially move into construction towards the start of 2021 – upon completion of a bankable feasibility study (BFS) – which is currently underway – and a positive set of results.
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