Chatham Rock Phosphate

Chatham Rock Phosphate gave an update on its RailPhos rail project. As of Sept. 8, Queensland Rail agreed to carry five million tonnes a year.

Chatham Rock Phosphate was invited to tender lump phosphate. Tender submissions are due Sept. 18, 2025.

Chatham Rock Phosphate presented RailPhos to an EU trade delegation. The 17-member EU delegation met Aug. 20, 2025 in Cloncurry, Queensland.

Chatham Rock Phosphate began a feasibility study for RailPhos. It started June 18, 2025, to connect Korella North mine to Port of Karumba.

Chatham Rock Phosphate closed a non-brokered private placement. It raised C$138,200.15 gross from 2,764,003 units at 5 cents each.

Chatham supplied lump phosphate samples to a Malaysian producer. It was the second sample sent to Cahya Mata, which needs 440,000 tpa.

Chatham Rock Phosphate started a feasibility study for RailPhos. It would enable up to 10 million tonnes a year through Karumba.

Chatham Rock Phosphate arranges non-brokered private placement. The offering of up to 3.5 million units could raise up to $175,000 (US).

Chatham Rock attended a port development workshop in Karumba. It aims to export 200,000 tonnes a year of phosphate via the port.

Chatham Rock Phosphate has begun a germanium search at Korella South. Soil samples near the historic Noranside mine will be tested for germanium.