Overview
Top Tier, World Class – Moving Ahead
WIM has three core HMS Projects: Avonbank, Wedderburn, and Bungalally, which collectively form a global resource inventory of nearly 1 billion tonnes of ore.
Each project is well-served by local and regional infrastructure, including existing rail, power supply, surface water supply, roads, and operational bulk and containerised ports.
Avonbank – Demonstrating a World Class Project
The Avonbank Project is WIM’s flagship HMS project, with a Proven and Probable Reserve of 311.8 million tonnes (Mt).
Avonbank is currently at an advanced stage of development, with the recent completion of a test pit and demonstration plant at site.
Please click here to read the Avonbank Project information brochure
Wedderburn Project
The Wedderburn Mineral Sands Project is a world-scale and very significant major and shallow lying, zircon-rich resource with a Mineral Resource of some 223Mt @ 2.9% THM (JORC 2012, Indicated and Inferred).
The project is nearby to existing infrastructure and is currently at a PFS level.
Bungalally Project
The Bungalally Project is a very significant mineral sands project WIM considers is consistent with its other projects with respect to its: high zircon, high rare earths and valuable heavy mineral (VHM) and being very well located with respect to existing critical infrastructure.
The project has a Mineral Resource Estimate of 205Mt @ 2.7% THM (JORC 2012, Inferred). The Bungalally Mineral Sands Project is at a Scoping Study stage.
Quambatook Project
Quambatook Mineral Sands Project is at an early stage of resource definition. WIM has defined a major exploration target of zircon-rich mineralisation and will continue towards a Maiden Resource in late 2024.
Stavely Block 10 Project
In late October 2018, WIM was awarded the sole right to apply for Block 10 of the Stavely Initiative. This followed a competitive Stavely Tender process based on technical, stakeholder and financial merit, completed in August 2018.
WIM is exploring for copper, gold, and other metals in the southern part of the Stavely Arc, over which Block 10 covers approximately 750km2.
