PROJECT FINANCE

QPM secures Korean debt interest

BATTERY chemical hopeful Queensland Pacific Metals says that just months after the governments of Australia and South Korea signed an agreement to co-operate on critical minerals supply chains, it has funding interest from the Korean government's export credit agency.

 (L-R) K-SURE's Steve Kang and Baek Seung Dal with QPM's Stephen Grocott and Duane Woodbury.

(L-R) K-SURE's Steve Kang and Baek Seung Dal with QPM's Stephen Grocott and Duane Woodbury.

The Korea Trade Insurance Corporation, K-SURE, has made a conditional offer of debt funding for QPM's proposed Townsville Energy Chemicals Hub (TECH) project, which is planned to be built at Townsville...

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