Join us as we speak with Jacob Deysel, CEO at Critica (ASX:CRI), to learn about the various testing works underway to produce mixed rare earth carbonate (MREC) from the Jupiter Project in Western Australia.
Key topics discussed:
- The Centre for Science and Technology of Mineral and Environment (GAVAQ) will design, construct, and operate a pilot-scale plant for mixed rare earth carbonate (MREC).
- Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) is conducting testwork concurrently with Minutech’s complementary hydrometallurgy assessments.
- The aim is to deliver a Scoping Study before the end of first half next year.
About the guest and company:
Jacob Deysel leads Critica (ASX:CRI), an Australian company advancing the Jupiter Rare Earth Project, touted as the country’s largest clay-hosted rare earth deposit. Focused on producing magnet rare earths vital to electric vehicles, wind turbines, and clean energy technologies, Critica is progressing rapidly toward commercial readiness.
Watch the full interview to hear how Critica is redefining Australia’s role in the global rare earths market.
