Chatham Rock Phosphate

Chatham's Pacific Rare Earths applies for Queensland selenium permit. It holds licence EMPA 28606 covering 196 sq km near Tambo, Queensland.

Chatham Rock Phosphate applied for the Korella North permit. Queensland accepted EPMA 28589, covering 6 square kilometres of near-surface phosphate.

Chatham Rock Phosphate gave a quarterly update on its projects. It raised NZ$2.52 million in April, its strongest position since 2006.

Chatham Rock Phosphate showcased its projects at PDAC 2022 in Toronto. It also paid a $43,435 finder's fee to Canaccord Genuity.

Chatham Rock Phosphate says Korella phosphate suits MCP output. Prayon tested a 3-kg, 20% P2O5 sample, meeting EU fluorine limits.

Chatham subsidiary Pacific Rare Earths advances Korella REE study. A 2009 report shows 4.2 million tonnes of inferred yttrium resource.

Chatham Rock Phosphate began a scoping study for a Townsville terminal. The 5-million-tonne facility's results are due in July 2022.

Chatham Rock Phosphate hired CSIRO to study Korella REE recovery. Testing will use biomining microbes instead of chemical extraction.

Chatham Rock Phosphate began a scoping study for Korella South. The plan targets 1 million tonnes per year for export by July 2022.

Chatham Rock Phosphate secured FIRB approval for its Korella mine buy. It clears the way for first phosphate sales expected in July.