Red mud to riches under Qld reprocessing plan
A Queensland company is poised to step up to commercial production with a project to extract valuable rare earths and critical minerals from the aluminium industry’s red mud waste.
Alumtek Minerals is in talks with QAL in Gladstone to base an initial Stage 1 plant there after completing three years of successful bench trials and proof-of-concept work with SGS Metallurgy.
Alumtek Minerals has started the search for financial backers for its Project Reclaim in Gladstone following recent completion of feasibility studies.
Director Craig Wilson believes the business will beat explorers and traditional mining companies ‘by a country. . .
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