Meentheena

Applications submitted for Exploration Licences E45/5381, E45/7023 and E45/7033, covering the highly prospective Meentheena Fluorite Field (MFF), located ~60 km east of Marble Bar in the Pilbara region of Western Australia:

Fluorite (CaF₂) is a key industrial mineral for steel, aluminium, and battery chemistry. Meentheena is one of only six known deposits of fluorite identified by Geoscience Australia
The exploration licence applications have been submitted to the WA Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration (DMPE) and will progress through statutory advertising and Native Title notification under the Mining Act 1978 (WA)
Preparation of a Reserve Access Management Plan (RAMP) commenced to support low-impact exploration within the PCP, which will include baseline flora and fauna studies and consultation with relevant stakeholders
Dynamic aims to understand the continuity, grade and thickness of the fluorite veining at depth
Drilling expected to commence under the small open pits excavated in the 1970s, as these are the areas with the largest known volume of fluorite veining and are yet to be tested with systematic drilling
Australia currently has no domestic fluorite production, creating a clear opportunity to establish a secure, low-emission local supply chain for this emerging critical mineral
Meentheena aligns with the Company’s strategy to build upon its generative exploration portfolio of precious and critical minerals