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Inside a long-life titanium project in the making

Join us as we speak with Simon Finnis, Managing Director of McLaren Minerals (ASX:MML), to unpack the newly released Prefeasibility Study for the McLaren Titanium Project and discuss what it reveals about the project’s long-term potential.

Key topics discussed:

  • What the Prefeasibility Study tells the market about mine life, cash generation and long-term value.
  • Why a large portion of the resource remains outside the current mine plan and what that could mean over time.
  • How McLaren plans to progress the project through further studies, drilling and potential offtake discussions.

About the guest and company:
Simon Finnis is Managing Director of McLaren Minerals, a mineral sands company advancing the McLaren Titanium Project. The company is focused on developing a long-life project with strong fundamentals, supported by growing demand for titanium products and access to established infrastructure.

Watch the full interview to gain insights into McLaren Minerals’ development strategy and what the next phase could unlock.

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Written By Shae Russell
Shae has been an equities analyst with a focus on investment writing for 15 years; the last eight of which has centred on the domestic and international mining sector. She’s now bringing this expertise to enhance and strengthen Mining.com.au‘s role as Australia’s leading source of mining news.

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