Victory Metals launches rare earths pilot processing plant in Perth
Victory Metals launched its rare earths pilot processing plant in Perth on Thursday. Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King called it a significant step for Australia's rare earths sector. The facility aims to produce samples for potential customers and supports the company's strategy to commercialize the North Stanmore project, which holds Australia’s largest indicated clay-heavy rare earth resource.
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Published 18 Jun 2026, 18:00 UTC
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