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Thor unveils Molyhil DFS

CAPITAL costs for Thor Mining’s Molyhil tungsten and molybdenum project in the Northern Territory will be $A70 million, according to a recently completed definitive feasibility study.

Lauren Barrett
Thor unveils Molyhil DFS

Thor said today that the DFS confirmed the project’s viability, which was underpinned by key highlights of the study. Production costs are expected at $125 per metric tonne units while mining costs...

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