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ASM CEO discusses $6.5M grant funding received for Dubbo Project

ASM CEO Rowena Smith spoke to ausbiz about the $6.5 million grant funding our Dubbo Project received under the Australian Government’s Critical Minerals Development Program. In this interview, Rowena discusses how the funding will contribute to the continued optimisation of the Dubbo Project’s ESG performance and the significance of this when talking to potential investors…

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Dubbo Project awarded grant funding of $6.5 million from Australian Government

ASM’s Dubbo Project has been awarded grant funding of $6.5 million under Tranche 2 of the Australian Government’s Critical Minerals Development Program (CMDP). Subject to the execution of binding documentation, the funding will be received to progress the Dubbo Project’s EPC Definition activities with respect to non-process infrastructure. This exciting news was announced by the…

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ASM CEO discusses signing of VTRE feedstock agreement

ASM CEO Rowena Smith was delighted to speak with Andrew Scott from Proactive, about the binding agreement we have signed with Vietnam Rare Earth Company (VTRE) for feedstock for the Korean Metals Plant (KMP). In speaking with Andrew, Rowena discusses the importance of this development for the KMP’s ramp-up, and for securing potential sales contracts….

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ASM signs binding agreement with Vietnam Rare Earth Company (VTRE) for metals plant feedstock supply

We are pleased to advise that ASM has signed a binding agreement with Vietnam Rare Earth Company (VTRE) for the purchase of rare earth oxides from Vietnam to be used as feedstock at ASM’s Korean Metals Plant (KMP). Under the terms of the agreement, VTRE will deliver 100 tonne of product for the remainder of…