Metal Logic purchases Pilbara site for modular clean steel smelter deployment
Metal Logic has purchased a site in Pilbara, Australia, to deploy its Australian-invented modular smelting technology. This acquisition facilitates the establishment of a clean steel smelter, aiming to unlock billions in stranded iron ore value and create regional jobs. The first modules for the smelter are expected to be ready for site deployment towards the end of H1 CY26.
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- Metal Logic acquired a Pilbara site for an Australian-invented modular clean steel smelter.
- The project aims to unlock billions in stranded iron ore value.
- First modules are slated for site deployment by end of H1 CY26.
Source Intelligence
The acquisition is for approximately 1,000 hectares of tenements. The site is for Metal Logic's first industrial-scale deployment of its modular, scalable array smelting technology at an initial capacity of one million tonnes per annum (1Mtpa). The acquisition includes a mining lease and a site for smelting of materials. The first modules for the smelter are expected to be ready for site deployment toward the end of H1 CY26. Metal Logic's production facility for modular units is in Victoria. The initial product focus is rebar for the construction sector. Quotes: - "approximately 1,000 hectares of tenements" - "initial capacity of one million tonnes per annum (1Mtpa)" - "The acquisition of these strategically located tenements include a mining lease and a site for smelting of materials" - "first modules ready for site deployment toward the end of H1 CY26." - "manufactured from the company's production facility in Victoria" - "The company's Australian-manufactured modular smelting units are designed to be shipped to site and deployed progressively" - "Metal Logic's initial product focus is rebar for the construction sector"
"Low-carbon steel platform Metal Logic has executed an agreement to acquire approximately 1,000 hectares of tenements"
"Sevan Gore and Chris Wright of Hall & Wilcox acted as legal advisors to Metal Logic on the transaction."
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