Leliyn Graphite Project
Located on 100% owned Kingsland Minerals tenements, this project is situated less than 30km northeast of Pine Creek and 2 hours from Darwin along the Northern Territory’s central infrastructural corridor.
Leliyn is one Australia’s largest graphite deposits and occurs in a 20km-long graphitic schist unit with a true width in excess of 100m, with a current total mineral resource of 14.2 Mt of graphite.
The project has submitted a mining lease application and commenced a scoping study, supported by a recently announced Indicated mineral resource of 1 Mt of contained graphite.
Initial metallurgical testing indicates a commercial-grade concentrate of >94% total graphitic carbon. Further analysis shows a very fine flake product, with ongoing work to assess its conversion into purified, spherical graphite.
Kingsland Minerals plans to leverage strategic investment from Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners, which holds a 15.3% direct equity stake. Kingsland has agreements with Quinbrook for the offtake of flake graphite concentrate and the supply of renewable energy. Quinbrook is also exploring further processing of the concentrate into purified, spherical graphite at a proposed facility in Darwin.
Graphite is an essential mineral for battery anode material, with the graphite market forecast to move into deficit driven by EV battery demand and new export restrictions by key producers.
Company profile
Kingsland Minerals Ltd is an exploration company with assets in the Northern Territory and Western Australia. Kingsland's focus is exploring and developing the Leliyn Graphite Project in the Northern Territory.
- Investment type: Greenfield
- Status: Under Feasibility
- Region: Big Rivers, Northern Territory, Australia
- Project value: Various - scoping study underway
- Presented to market by: Kingsland Minerals
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