Focussed On The Development Of The Platreef-Style Dante Discovery

Welcome to Terra Metals

Terra’s flagship asset, the Dante Project – wholly-owned Platreef-style Copper-PGE sulphide reefs – is located in the West Musgrave region of Western Australia. The Project lies 15km north of BHP’s $1.7Bn Nebo-Babel mine development

Terra Metals Limited (ASX:TM1) Dante Project, has the potential to host large sulphide deposits containing copper, gold, PGEs, vanadium and titanium; the first of its kind in Australia.

Together with the Onslow Cu-Au Project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia and Southern Cross Lithium Project in the Yilgarn region of Western Australia; Terra’s project portfolio holds the potential for further discoveries and development of critical metals resources in line with the world’s green energy transition.

Terra Metals conducts exploration which is beneficial to all stakeholders, including local Aboriginal communities in the areas of operations, by creating employment and business development opportunities which are appropriate and sustainable.

Our Projects

Dante Cu-PGE-Au-Ni Project

Large magmatic Cu-PGE-Au-Ni targets and extensive outcropping mineralised PGE + Au reef systems

Onslow Copper-Gold Project

The Onslow Copper-Gold Project is located in the northwestern extension of the Capricorn Orogen and is considered prospective for gold and copper. Nearby 1990’s historic exploration identified the potential for banded-iron-formation hosted gold and iron-oxide hosted copper-gold mineralisation.

Southern Cross Lithium Project

Results from a 1,770 UltraFine soil sampling program revealed a large 10km x 2km lithium soil anomaly > 100ppm Li2O

Our Strategy

Terra Metals is focussed on advancing its flagship Dante Projectthe Bushveld in Australia – multiple, wholly-owned Platreef-style Copper-PGE sulphide reefs, in the West Musgrave region of Western Australia. The Project is a district-scale exploration opportunity, and has the potential to host large sulphide deposits containing copper, gold, PGEs, vanadium and titanium; the first of its kind in Australia