EXPLORATION & DEVELOPMENT

Allkem may go underground at Mt Cattlin

ALLKEM will keep producing spodumene at the Mt Cattlin lithium operation until at least 2027-2028, with production in the final years potentially being from an underground development.

Allkem may go underground at Mt Cattlin

And should a feasibility study planned to be completed by the first quarter of next year show the merits of an underground development, inherent potential to further increase the project's mine life will...

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