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Terra’s flagship asset, the Dante Project – wholly-owned Bushveld-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, hosts multiple, large-scale mineral systems within one project containing copper, gold, PGEs, vanadium and titanium; the first of its kind in Australia.
The Dante Reefs Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) represents one of the world’s largest titanium–vanadium–PGE–copper resources from surface. Metallurgical testwork confirms the potential to produce three high-grade concentrates with strong recoveries, including a high-grade copper–gold–PGE concentrate, highlighting the project’s significant polymetallic value. With less than 5% of the outcropping strike tested, Dante offers substantial exploration upside and resource growth potential.
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.
Multiple Large-Scale Mineral Systems within one Project
Terra Metals is focused on rapidly advancing the Southwest PGE–Cu–Ni discovery at the Dante Project — now recognised as Australia’s next major PGM system.
Our strategy is to expand and upgrade the high-grade Southwest sulfide system, targeting feeder zones and massive sulfide potential that demonstrate exceptional grades from shallow depths. With multiple mineralisation styles identified within one intrusive architecture, we are unlocking a district-scale magmatic system with the scale and intensity of globally significant PGM camps.
At the same time, we continue to grow and enhance the broader Dante resource base, leveraging strong metallurgy and diversified critical metals exposure, while progressing economic studies and aggressive drilling to define a world-class PGM province in Australia.