According to a newly published feasability study made by Australia's Ironbark Zinc, around $514m is required to fund the development of its Citronen project in Greenland.
The project is expected to produce up to 200,000tpa zinc metal and has projected revenue of $6.3bn over a mine life of 14 years.
"The Citronen project shows a highly profitable base metal development potential of global significance”, Ironbark Zinc managing director Jonathan Downes.
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