Castle Minerals Limited (CDT)
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Castle Minerals Limited Profile
| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | Mr. Stephen Stone B.Sc., BSc (Hons), MAusIMM, FAICD CEO | ASX Exchange | Q2144F101 CUSIP |
| Australia Country | - Employees | - Last Dividend | - Last Split | 19 May 2006 IPO Date |
Overview
Castle Minerals Limited is a dynamic exploration entity focused on uncovering significant mineral deposits primarily in West Africa and Australia. Since its incorporation in 2005, the company has dedicated efforts towards the discovery and development of valuable resources including gold, graphite, lithium, and a variety of base and battery metals. With a strategic interest in both West African and Australian territories, Castle Minerals has positioned itself as a key player in the mining and exploration sector, aiming to leverage the rich mineral potential of these regions to fuel its growth and enhance shareholder value. The company is headquartered in West Perth, Australia, showcasing a commitment to operating within jurisdictions known for their rich mineral endowments and mining-friendly policies.
Products and Services
- Kambale Graphite Project
- Meekatharra Projects
- Earaheedy Basin Project
- Great Southern and Woodcutters Projects
- Pilbara Projects
- Carlie Mining Gold Projects
Castle Minerals holds a 100% ownership of the flagship Kambale Graphite Project, situated in Ghana, West Africa. This project underscores the company’s ambitions in the graphite sector, aiming to capitalize on the growing demand for graphite, which is essential for battery and energy storage technologies.
Located in Western Australia, the Meekatharra Projects represent significant exploration targets for the company. Castle Minerals maintains a 100% interest in these projects, focusing on the potential for discovering gold and base metals deposits in a region known for its prolific mineral production.
This project, situated within the Earaheedy basin of Western Australia, is another critical exploration target under Castle Minerals’ portfolio. The company aims to explore for base metals and other resources, leveraging the geological potential of the Earaheedy basin area.
With a 100% interest in both the Great Southern and Woodcutters projects, Castle Minerals explores for various mineral deposits within these Australian territories. These projects highlight the company's diversified approach to exploration, targeting a range of commodities.
Castle Minerals holds an 80% interest in several projects located in the mineral-rich Pilbara region of Western Australia. The focus here is on uncovering lithium and other battery metals, aligning with global trends towards renewable energy and electric vehicles.
In Ghana, West Africa, the company also has interests in the Carlie mining gold projects. These endeavors underscore Castle Minerals’ commitment to gold exploration in West Africa, a region historically known for its substantial gold deposits.
