Highlights
- Two-metre column tests recovered 65% neodymium and 68% praseodymium from fresh granite at Sybella's Kary Zone, consuming 19kg of sulphuric acid per tonne.
- Sybella's global resource averages 302ppm NdPr across 4.795 billion tonnes, requiring enormous throughput to achieve commercial-scale output.
- Heavy rare earths dysprosium and terbium average 28ppm globally and could strengthen project economics if fresh-granite recovery rates are confirmed.
- A prefeasibility study is targeted for early 2027, with six-metre column testing and continued drilling underway at the 936-million-tonne Kary deposit.
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