Metals X provides a Renison Ore Reserve and mine life update
Metals X (ASX: MLX) has announced an updated Life of Mine Plan for Renison Bell, Australia’s largest tin mine, with the historic mine expected to operate until at least 2035. Proven and Probable Reserves currently sit at 8.225 Mt at 1.48% Sn. The company, who own 50%...Metals X reports increased production and improved grades at Renison
Metals X Limited (ASX:MLX) has announced increases in tin production and revenue at its Renison Tin Operation, Tasmania, highlighting improved grades. For the September 2023 quarter, the operation produced 2,545 tonnes of tin-in-concentrate, up from 2,292 tonnes in...Improved recoveries at Renison bolster production
Metals X Limited has announced a strong second quarter at its Renison Tin Operation, Tasmania, highlighting enhanced ore grades and recovery rates. For the June 2023 quarter, the operation delivered 2,292 tonnes of tin-in-concentrate, marking a 15% increase from the...Positive outlook for Renison despite a challenging year
Metals X have released their latest report from the final quarter of 2022, highlighting some continued processing issues in the second half of the year. The company has been tackling high grades of talc in the ore since Q3, impacting the operations at the mill. Grades...Metals X poised to spring into 2022 despite disappointing final quarter
Metals X has announced its latest operating results from the final quarter of 2021. Operations at the Renison mine dipped in Q4, with the volume of ore mined and milled down compared to the quarter ending September 2021. However, the grade of the material and the...Metals X eyes Rentails decision in 2023
Metals X has announced that it will update the Rentails Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS), beginning the work in 2022. Rentails is a tailings reprocessing project at the Renison mine in Tasmania, Australia. The project has been in development for some time; the...Renison finishes low, but outlook positive
Production at the Renison mine in Tasmania, Australia, finished 2020 on a low note as tin-in-concentrate production fell some 14% quarter-on-quarter. However, half-owner Metals X is forecasting that production will improve in 2021. Without any impact of coronavirus at...Ore-sorting technology benefits Renison production
Metals X, which owns a 50% stake in the Renison tin mine, Tasmania, through the Bluestone Mines Tasmania Joint Venture, saw revenue fall from $42.5 million to $36.5 million in the final quarter of 2018. During Q4 of 2018, the operational focus at the Renison mine was...Positive economics confirmed in Rentails DFS update
Metals X has announced positive results from an updated DFS for its 50%-owned Rentails tailings retreatment project, adjacent to the operating Renison tin mine in Tasmania. The Rentails project is focussed on the reprocessing of some 21.6 million...
