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17 September 2026
WRITTEN BY Callum Newman

Green Technology Metals eyes 2028 lithium production

Mining.com.au catches up with Green Technology Metals (ASX:GT1) Executive Director Cameron Henry at the NWR Communications Resources Lunch in Melbourne.

Cameron breaks down what comes next:

  • Seymour: Q1 permit target
  • Studies: Definitive Feasibility Study work continues
  • Funding: C$100 million ($100.3 million) letter of intent in place
  • Offtake: 25% of Seymour’s first five years of production committed
  • Production: Mid-2028 target

Five years of groundwork.

Now it’s milestone season.

About the guest and company
Cameron Henry is the executive director of Green Technology Metals. The company is advancing the Seymour and Root lithium projects in Ontario, Canada, with Seymour its first development priority.

🎥 Watch the full interview from the NWR Communications Melbourne Resources Lunch.

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Written By Callum Newman
Callum’s covered the ASX, including resource stocks and the broader mining cycle, for the last 15 years. That included almost a decade as a small cap security analyst. His work has previously featured at Fat Tail Investment Research, LiveWire, Marcus Today and Money magazine.

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