• Critica is reassessing Mt Lindsay in a strengthened tin and tungsten market
• The project aims to minimize surface disturbance and maximize use of existing infrastructure
• The study is led by DRA Global with completion targeted for Q3 2026
• Potential for additional by-product minerals like copper and boron
• Focus on underground mining to reduce environmental impact

Critica Limited is advancing the Mt Lindsay Tin-Tungsten Project in Tasmania, taking advantage of a strengthened market for tin and tungsten. The project is being reassessed with a fresh, first-principles approach to integrate mining, infrastructure, processing, environmental, and commercial considerations from the outset. The study, led by DRA Global, aims to complete by Q3 2026. Key aspects include utilizing existing infrastructure to minimize new surface disturbance, evaluating underground backfill to reduce tailings storage, and exploring additional by-product minerals like copper and boron. The project aims to deliver economic benefits to Tasmania and contribute to global supply-chain security for critical minerals.

Mt Lindsay Underground Mining Scoping Study targeted for completion in Q3 2026

Critica is optimistic about the potential of Mt Lindsay to diversify the supply of critical minerals into high-demand markets.