Pensana commits to the Humber with 25-year Saltend lease for magnet metal processing plant

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Rare earths developer Pensana reports that construction is progressing well at both its Saltend rare earths processing hub, in the UK, and its Longonjo rare earths mine, in Angola. The enabling works for construction, which started in October, are delivering on

Vital pipework relocation is underway at the Saltend site for rare earth specialist Pensana, as it prepares for the main works to start early in the New Year. A contractor working on behalf of Yorkshire Water is moving

Pensana chairman Paul Atherley has reflected on “considerable progress for the company” in its development of the world’s first independent and sustainable magnet metal rare earth processing hub at Saltend. It came as the company released its 2022 Annual

Rare earths developer Pensana has confirmed that it will predominantly focus its exploration efforts next year on the Sulima West carbonatite target, on the Coola exploration licence, in Angola. The target is located 40 km north of its Longonjo rare earths mine,

UK-based rare earths exploration and development company Pensana has entered the construction stage at its Longonjo neodymium-praseodymium mining project in western Angola. Pensana is investing up to $300 million for the development of the Longonjo mine and processing infrastructure and has

“It is with great pleasure that I am able to report to shareholders on a year of considerable progress for the company in its development of the world’s first independent and sustainable magnet metal rare earth processing hub

Pensana presented to the 18th International Rare Earths Conference in Las Vegas this week highlighting Saltend’s growing importance as an independent and sustainable supplier to the burgeoning European Electric Vehicle market. Pensana’s Chief Commercial Officer William Izod, who has

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BBC Investigative journalist Misha Glenny digs deep into the geopolitical tensions arising from China’sdominance of magnet metal rare earths and the challenge being thrown down by the UK’s Pensanaand Less Common Metals. Misha GlennyMarch 2020, the early days

London-listed Pensana has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for offtake of 25% of its yearly production of raw materials used for the production of magnet materials. Pensana says it is pleased to be entering into this strategic relationship